How To Grow Your Podcast Community Through Facebook Groups

02/14/22 • 28 min

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For us podcasters, engagement and growth with our audience can be a challenge. But the good thing is there are Facebook groups to save the day!

Joining us today is Emily Dawn, a business goal coach, and a social media strategist. Her Facebook group Ambitious Women Entrepreneurs and Coaches has grown into 9000 other strong female business owners. She helps business owners hit their first 5-figure month with their Facebook group.

In this episode, Emily shares with us how Facebook groups can grow your podcast community. From benefits, tips, and mistakes to avoid, Emily treats us to an episode that can be a game-changer to how you can grow your podcast.

For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast

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For us podcasters, engagement and growth with our audience can be a challenge. But the good thing is there are Facebook groups to save the day!

For full show notes, head over to thepodcastbabes.com/podcast

This podcast is sponsored by BrandFace. Find out more at LearnAboutBrandFace.com.

Get your BrandFace SCORE now and learn to STAND OUT from your competitors:

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