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Yeah, I agree with this a lot — and honestly it’s probably the part most people try to “skip” because it takes time. From what I’ve seen (and tested a bit), Facebook groups react way better when you’re clearly a real member: answering questions, sharing quick tips, commenting on other posts, and not dropping links every time you show up. That kind of engagement builds trust with both the admins and the community, and it feels like it reduces the chances of getting flagged compared to just spacing out promotional posts.By genuinely engaging in groups offering advice, sharing insights and gradually mentioning your products you create credibility and avoid restrictions far better than just controlling posting frequency.