Group Leads Review – Facebook Group to Newsletter Subscriber
Published by Jeremy. Last Updated on September 3, 2024.
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Update: In November 2021, Facebook made changes to groups that removed the entry moderation feature in public groups. As such, as of now it looks like Group Leads only works for groups set as private. Please note that once you switch a group to private, it does not appear that you will be allowed to switch back to public for privacy concerns.
There is a bit of irony in that we run This Week in Blogging primarily as a weekly newsletter, but for my own personal travel blogs, my newsletters are somewhat lacking.
I could make many excuses for why I simply run these as glorified RSS feeds for new articles, but the simple explanation is that I'm lazy and without having any products on those sites I haven't had enough of a reason to be motivated to try harder.
So I collect emails, send out new articles weekly, and move on.
It wasn't until I discovered Group Leads a few weeks ago that I finally got the spark to motivate me to focus on my newsletter more and it is because this plugin has found a way for me to rapidly increase the size of my newsletter- by converting Facebook group member requests into subscribers!
As I have quite the active Facebook group (28,000 plus at last update) that grows by 1,000-2,000 members a month, this one really is a game-changer!
Note: We are only featuring limited images in this one because so much of the Group Leads dashboard shows user data. We value the privacy of our readers and apologize if the images appear sparse here!
Money is Coming to Twitter Users and We Are Ready For It
Published by Chris. Last Updated on February 20, 2023.
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There's some big moves to be noted by Twitter that could have some big time implications. Twitter has traditionally been thought of as the platform where you share your thoughts, but don't necessarily pad your wallet.
Well, based on some new initiatives, all that may change, and those who have stuck by Twitter through thick and thin stand to benefit. Who knows, maybe folks from other social media platforms will even look Twitter's way.
What the Heck is NewNew? Letting Your Readers Plan Your Content
Published by Chris. Last Updated on July 8, 2021.
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What is NewNew, you ask?
No, it's not the nickname that your aunt gave her kitten, it's a company that has created what they call “The Control My Life App.”
Can You Finally Make Money with Podcasting?
Published by Chris. Last Updated on July 8, 2021.
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During the lockdown, podcasts boomed, and they will apparently surpass 1 billion in ad revenue this year.
Some game-changing announcements were made by Spotify, Apple, and others recently which suggest that the podcast battle is on, and you could stand to benefit.
The real question is – can podcasting finally make the money with podcasting they thought they could?
Let's double click on that.
YouTube's $100 Million Bet on YouTube Shorts
Published by Chris. Last Updated on July 8, 2021.
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YouTube (and Google in general, really) seems to always be on the move. They're typically planning a few steps ahead, and all signs would to them having planned this for a while.
They're doing what Google does well, and they're going all-in.