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Get Clients From Local Facebook Groups
Win local jobs by being the helpful expert in the Facebook groups your customers already belong to.
What it solves
Your future customers are already asking their neighbors who to hire in local Facebook groups. This playbook shows you how to join the right groups, answer questions with no pitch, and reply when someone asks for a recommendation. You then move interested people to a private message to quote and book.
What this is worth: A social media agency charges $1,500 to $5,000 a month.
What is inside
- How to find local community, neighborhood, and buy and sell groups where people ask for recommendations.
- A give value first approach of answering questions and sharing tips with no pitch.
- A soft ask for who do you recommend posts, kept short and friendly.
- A DM step to answer questions, offer a quick quote, and follow up if they go quiet.
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Questions, answered
The playbook is built around not selling. You answer questions and share useful tips with no pitch, and only reply about your services when someone directly asks who people recommend.
About 20 minutes a day, with a personal or business Facebook profile and your local area groups. The playbook notes that a few active local groups beat many dead ones.
Move them to a private message. Answer their questions, offer a quick quote, and follow up if they go quiet, so the conversation does not clutter the group.
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