
Your welcome post is the single most under-used asset in your Facebook group. Most coaches pin a generic 'hi, nice to meet you' and move on. The coaches I work with use it as the start of a real conversation, and you can too.
Use this as your pinned welcome post. It invites a specific introduction that doubles as a way to learn who is in the room.
Welcome! Introduce yourself in three lines: who you help, your biggest struggle right now, and one thing you are hoping to get from this group. I read every single one, and I will reply with a resource for the struggle you share.
This one moves people from lurking to opted-in within a day.
New here? Start with the free guide. It is the exact thing I wish I had had when I started. Comment 'guide' below and I will message you the link, with your permission. Then come introduce yourself so we know who you are.
A weekly welcome that resets engagement every Monday.
Happy Monday! If you are new this week, tell us: what made you finally decide to join? And for everyone, what is the one question you would love answered this week? Let us get it answered together.
Each of these does two jobs: it makes new members feel seen, and it hands you the people you can genuinely help. That is the whole point of a welcome post, not to be polite, but to start the relationship that, when the time is right, becomes a booking.
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