When it comes to building your own community, I come across three types:
Those who enthusiastically ask what they need to do to get started or who talk about their community with glowing eyes.
The others who don't feel like having their own community and think they don't have the time for it.
And the third party, who has already founded their own group, but is not really happy with it because the group is not growing, has died down or only ghana telegram screening advertisements are posted there and everyone has lost interest in it.
This article is aimed primarily at you if you belong to the second or third group.
I'll give you twelve good reasons to start with a group or to revive your existing group and turn it into the perfect marketing tool for you.
Do you prefer listening to reading? Of course!
First, a brief clarification of the term "community": In the social media area, a community is understood to mean people who - guided or of their own accord - have joined together with others to form a community on a specific topic or complex of topics.
I use this term to be able to talk neutrally about communities on different social media channels or technical platforms.
With your own community you are close to the target group – 1
With a lively community, you are incredibly close to the individual people in your target group. Here you can find out directly what problems they are concerned about, what questions they have, how they think about certain topics and, incredibly valuable for your search engine optimization.