Community Champions

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growinganengagedonlinecommunityInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemckeowncommunity/Join my Weekly challenge - take 5 actions Private podcast -https://plus.acast.com/s/community-champions-private-podcastIn this episode I chat to Jade Jemma, a former corporate professional turned online entrepreneur, shares her journey from a successful corporate career to discovering the online course industry.She found her passion for helping others and adapted her corporate strategies to the online world. Initially, Jade focused on getting clients rather than building an audience, but she soon realized the importance of expanding her reach.She started offering memberships and online programs, using her innovative approach to grow her Facebook group rapidly. Jade's curiosity and desire for knowledge have kept her ahead of the game, and she encourages her clients to prioritize joy and authenticity in the crowded online space.When it comes to online sales processes, Jade emphasizes the need to prioritize sales from the beginning and advises against getting caught up in website creation or professional photoshoots before focusing on sales.She encourages individuals to explore different strategies that align with their values and bring excitement.While she can provide proven frameworks and strategies, Jade emphasizes the importance of personal alignment and finding sales processes that feel right for each individual.For more sales tips follow Jade here - https://www.instagram.com/freedomzest/https://www.freedomzest.com/

In this episode of the Community Champions podcast, I encourage group owners to approach their communities like detectives, searching for clues and signals that indicate members are struggling and in need of help. The importance of actively listening and engaging with members, rather than simply providing quick answers or content. How to really connect with members, have conversations, and offer solutions that match their needs. Remember my paid podcast or subscription group is a further resource for guidance and support in developing these skills.

Find me - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growinganengagedonlinecommunityInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemckeowncommunity/Join my Weekly challenge - take 5 actions Private podcast -https://plus.acast.com/s/community-champions-private-podcast Or download my ’10 steps to Facebook group success’ - https://zoecommunitymanager.co.uk/In this episode of the Community Champions podcast, we chat Facebook ads and funnels with guest Katie Colella. https://www.instagram.com/katie_colella_social/There are mixed opinions surrounding ads so it's great to learn from Katie as she shares her experience of using ads for her own business and clients, highlighting the role of ads in increasing visibility and nurturing potential clients. We discuss the power of building communities through ads and leveraging the insights gained from ad campaigns. The challenges and benefits of using ads, including the need for nurturing and creating touchpoints with potential clients. The complexity and the overwhelming nature of the ads manager interface and the constant changes on Facebook. How you can improve your understanding of ad results and metrics, particularly for conversion ads. How tracking leads and determining the cost per lead can help evaluate the effectiveness of ad campaigns. We also discuss the variation in cost per lead depending on the industry and target audience. Understanding the ROI and quality of leads is crucial when interpreting ad data.

In this podcast episode, I share a story about my experience at a garage forecourt to illustrate the importance of providing a valuable and memorable experience for members in a Facebook group. I highlight the need for engagement, conversation, and genuine interest in the members' needs. This story will I hope help you to move members forward by offering paid services or valuable resources rather than letting them drift along on their own.Because who knows, maybe they want some help from you!!I want you to reflect on your approach, let me know how the garage forecourt analogy resonates you.Message me - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growinganengagedonlinecommunityInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemckeowncommunity/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/growinganengagedonlinecommunityInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemckeowncommunity/Join my Weekly challenge - take 5 actions Private podcast -https://plus.acast.com/s/community-champions-private-podcastor download my ’10 steps to Facebook group success’ - https://zoecommunitymanager.co.uk/Today is a great episode with the very wise Sarah Poynton-Ryan who has several large Facebook communtities and gives us some great advice on how she got started and how to grow an online business.Including her funnels, use of WhatsApp and some really important reminders for us all in the online space about showing up.And the story behind how we connected and she came to be my podcast guest.Follow Sarah here - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=508628084

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemckeowncommunity/Join my Weekly challenge - take 5 actions Private podcast -https://plus.acast.com/s/community-champions-private-podcast or download my ’10 steps to Facebook group success’ - https://zoecommunitymanager.co.uk/In this episode of the Community Champions podcast, I discuss the concept of value in community engagement. The true value in a free group lies in the individuals themselves, rather than just the content they provide. Let'stalk about content labeled as "value content," which typically consists of informative tips and resources, often lacks interaction and engagement. What if fostering connections, relationships, and discussions within a community is the most valuable aspect. Preferences have shifted over time, with people now seeking more authentic and personalized content rather than heavily planned and branded material. It's better to focus on being present, showcasing their personality, sharing real-time experiences, and actively participating in conversations to create a sense of connection and uniqueness. Personal value cannot be easily replicated through generic content and suggests that community leaders should prioritize building relationships over simply providing information.