Facebook Group Managers create and manage communities on Facebook. They are in charge of setting group rules, approving or rejecting member requests, moderating posts, and engaging with members to build a strong community. There are many groups on Facebook that are related to financial services, investing, trading, and foreign exchange markets. Some are public groups, and others are private and may require pre-requisite conditions in order to join.
The manager will create the group, set the group rules, and add any necessary information about the group’s purpose.
The manager will review, approve, or reject member requests to join the group based on the group’s criteria and rules.
The manager will monitor the group’s content and moderate any posts that violate the group’s rules, such as spam or hate speech.
The manager can create and post content that is relevant and interesting to the group members, such as articles or videos.
The manager will interact with members by responding to comments and messages, addressing any questions or concerns, and fostering a sense of community within the group.
Facebook Group Managers play a key role in building and managing communities on Facebook. By creating a positive and engaging environment, they can help foster connections among group members, build brand loyalty, and drive engagement. As such it is important for BlackBull Partners to have strong relationships with Facebook Group Managers to be able to reach and engage with these users.
There are several ways that Facebook Group Managers can monetise their communities with BlackBull Partners, including sponsored content, affiliate marketing, fees, product sales, or paid services.
Group owners can post sponsored content from BlackBull within their group in exchange for a pre-agreed payment. The content must be relevant and valuable to the group members.
Group owners can use affiliate links to earn a commission by promoting the products and services of BlackBull Markets. This can be done by simply sharing links within the group.
Group owners can charge a membership fee for access to the group or alternatively require members to have an account with BlackBull for which the Group Manager receives a commission. This works best for groups that offer valuable content or services that members are willing to pay for.
Group owners can compensate the cost of products that are provided by BlackBull on account signup, such as e-books, courses, webinars, or merchandise, to group members. Bespoke campaigns can be discussed on a case-by-case basis.
Group owners can offer educational services to group members. This falls outside of the regulatory scope of what BlackBull offers and as such it’s important for the Group Manager to hold their own financial services licence in order to provide any of these services.
It’s important that Facebook Group Managers always ensure that any promotions or recommendations are based on their honest opinions and not solely on financial incentives. We also have strict brand guidelines to adhere to when promoting the BlackBull brand on Facebook.