Be active regularly
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 8:45 am
Help wherever you can. Be kind and don't be condescending (otherwise advice quickly turns into blows...). Everyone has started something and acted stupidly and not understood something. If you know the answer, just help.
By the way, I don't mean that you should simply publish an explanatory post in the group that challenges the admin's authority as an expert. What I mean is that you should primarily answer questions via comments.
You will notice that it is a lot of fun, because the feedback is usually very positive. Over time, you can establish yourself as an expert in your field. But to do this, you need to follow the next tip:
Do you know the groundhog chile telegram screening tactic? Just popping up here or there, answering a question and then quickly disappearing again for weeks. That won't work either in terms of gaining expert status or friends or fans.
I recommend being active in about three to five groups every day or almost every day. This way, your name and profile picture will be remembered by the other members. After all, you only want to be friends with someone you know and appreciate, right?
Don't send friend requests!
Now you could also come up with the idea of simply becoming a member of many groups, opening the member list and systematically sending friend requests to the members. I even know a woman who sells this method as a tip in one of her courses. Including tips on how to prevent Facebook from blocking you for doing this.
By the way, I don't mean that you should simply publish an explanatory post in the group that challenges the admin's authority as an expert. What I mean is that you should primarily answer questions via comments.
You will notice that it is a lot of fun, because the feedback is usually very positive. Over time, you can establish yourself as an expert in your field. But to do this, you need to follow the next tip:
Do you know the groundhog chile telegram screening tactic? Just popping up here or there, answering a question and then quickly disappearing again for weeks. That won't work either in terms of gaining expert status or friends or fans.
I recommend being active in about three to five groups every day or almost every day. This way, your name and profile picture will be remembered by the other members. After all, you only want to be friends with someone you know and appreciate, right?
Don't send friend requests!
Now you could also come up with the idea of simply becoming a member of many groups, opening the member list and systematically sending friend requests to the members. I even know a woman who sells this method as a tip in one of her courses. Including tips on how to prevent Facebook from blocking you for doing this.