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NataCenter said:

That’s right—you need to diversify your content and create a wide variety of videos, including Reels. Relying solely on advertisements is no longer enough to generate high profits.

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MMO Store said:

I think it’s worth combining both. Facebook Groups help you reach potential customers organically and build credibility and trust, but you need to engage in the right communities instead of spamming promotional posts.

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ZacharyLiu said:

In my opinion, building trust and sharing content with the right target audience is a free, effective strategy that brings in higher-quality leads than simply running expensive advertisements.

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LiranGrowth said:

Two different things get called "paid groups", so it helps to separate them. One is a group that charges a membership fee to join - that buys you a place in the group, but what you may post still depends on that group's own rules, so a paid membership does not automatically mean promotional access. The other is a free-to-join group where the admin charges for a single post or promo slot, which is closer to buying a small ad than joining a community. Free-to-join means no membership fee, but posting and promotions still depend on each group's own rules, which may restrict promotional posts. Whichever you are looking at, the same check as before applies: look at recent posts and whether real members are discussing things, because a fee only makes sense if the audience behind it is real and matches your customers.

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baize27 said:

Bro Facebook groups can work well if you're targeting the right audience. We'd focus on providing value and building trust instead of dropping promotional posts everywhere.

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Illford Digital said:

Traditional customer acquisition methods like referrals, word-of-mouth, and community engagement can still work well for businesses. Combining these approaches with Facebook content, targeted ads, and consistent engagement can help reach new customers and build long-term relationships.

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