I'm curious if anyone has a proven method to reach teachers in the US. I've done FB ads with some success, but they're expensive. There are like 7 million teachers- how can I reach them? There are some big websites (WeAreTeachers.com, TeachersPayTeachers) which both have their own social presence as well. I'm working on something that is genuinely helpful for teachers and need to get the word out to them.
Method to Reach Teachers?
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Patrick Nelson
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Probably will take lots of footwork. I also had something to offer teachers a while back. I started contacting the schools directly as other sales folks do. I would asked the front office who I can speak to regarding the subject matter and believe or not, someone will eventually connect you.
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You can start with Reddit. There are some subreddits for teachers, one of which the r/Teachers/ has 164k members.
Also, you can look around for other communities/forums where teachers might hang online.
And, as an alternative, you can look for discipline-specific forums (for math, physics, English, etc) communities and actually target one type of teacher.
Also, you can look around for other communities/forums where teachers might hang online.
And, as an alternative, you can look for discipline-specific forums (for math, physics, English, etc) communities and actually target one type of teacher.
LamborghiniDreamer
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Facebook groups.. online forums. Your welcome
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Reddit & Facebook Groups are good for targeting users at mass.
If you want something more personalized and have a ready-made service ready to sell i would just look up school districts and find all the teachers via there websites
If you want something more personalized and have a ready-made service ready to sell i would just look up school districts and find all the teachers via there websites
