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How to Write a Facebook Post>>>{ that gets HUNDREDS of likes and comments}<<<
Very important note:Before you do ANYTHING in a group, check their rules {they’re usually in the de-scription area on the right side bar or it’s a document in the file section}. If you can’t find their rules, figure out who the leader of the group is and reach out to them and ask. If you can’t figure out who the leader is, ask the people in the group what the rules of the group are and/or where you can find them. Moral of the story: there are NO excuses as to why you can’t find the rules of a group. And don’t postANYTHING until you know exactly what they are.
The PostThe perfect posts share...1. A compelling title in caps: draws eyes to what you’re writing2. Your one-liner: must be so clear + simple that a 5 year old would easily under-
stand it 3. Your why: your so what? the reason why you’re posting what you’re posting 4. An inspirational story/moment with a corresponding lesson5. How your why matters to them: how they benefit from what you’re sharing6. A super clear + simple call to action {I can’t emphasize this enough}7. A picture of you or a meme - pictures draw people’s eyes more towards a post 8. Your voice: be real - write how you would speak - be a human, not a robot
If you’re not a super confident writer, have no fear! Here are a list of peeps who can help you craft an oh-em-gee-that’s-epic Facebook post. In no particular order, here they are.
{ahem, important legal announcement: Jordana Jaffe LLC is not associated with any of these writers or responsible for the outcome of the posts written; previous results do not guarantee future results}.
Marrissa Nicole - [email protected] Teigman - [email protected] Otiti Jasmine - [email protected] Lyons - [email protected]
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© Jordana Jaffe LLC 2015
Gina Loveless - [email protected]
Different kinds of posts…• The Vulnerable - example: Favorite Group to Celebrate In• The Inspirational - example: Recent Life Lessons• The Win - example: Playground Celebrations!• The Gift - example: Love Wins!• The Picture - example: Celebration Dinner• The Transparent - example: Profit vs. Revenue• The Supportive - example: How Can You Help• The Invitation - example: Doors Are Officially Open• The Connection - example: Who Are You Looking To Connect With• The Question - example: What Do You Do? • The Playful - example: Truth or Dare• The Launch - example: I’ve Never Done This Before
Important Note: Don’t copy any of these posts - feel free to just use them as inspi-ration; it always comes back to you if you copy someone else’s words - whether that person finds out or karma gets ya. #realtalk
The Invitation1. If you’re looking for people to sign up for a free anything {PDF, free gift, webinar,
etc.}, don’t include the link in the post - tell people that if they want to receive it, they need to comment below with a certain word. Then once a handful of peo-ple have signed up, you can share the link in the comment section and then later on, edit the post and include it in the post as well. People are more likely to take action when they need to in order to receive something.
2. Post a picture of yourself with words on it or a just a picture or a meme you cre-ate - it draws people’s eyes to the post more easily.
The EngagementYou have to BE there in the thread with everyone else. Click on the date/time and the permalink for that post will appear. Open a new tab. And KEEP IT OPEN. Visit it frequently. If anyone comments, reply to them as soon as possible and tag their name. People like to feel seen + heard. If comments dwindle, go back to the post and invite future comments. Keep the conversation going. That is YOUR responsibili-ty, not the community’s.
