How to get your Facebook content to go viral with Rachel Miller

Today’s episode of the podcast is an interview with Rachel Miller who is a mum of 6 children, builds and grows online businesses and also teaches people how to grow their audience and how to convert them. We talk all about how to get really good Facebook engagement without paying, what type of content you should be posting and how to convert your audience to sales. KEY TAKEAWAYS COVERED IN THE PODCAST The fastest way to build a relationship with someone is to start a conversation!Treat your Facebook profile like a conversation you would have with a stranger.Each platform has its own preferred types of content – such as Reels on Instagram.AMC – The right audience, message, and content.When you post on Facebook, you get the most out of that post between the first and third day.Facebook and Instagram are the same algorithm.Business Suite allows you to schedule your content on both Facebook and Instagram.Post depending on the size of your business.It’s ok to post the same content again!Talk about your audience and ask them questions.If you post a picture of yourself – ask a question about them.If you’re going to talk about a win, talk about one of your students instead of yourself.Facebook likes engagement as this shows the platform that your audience is enjoying that content.Build your audience then create content around them.Your content doesn’t have to be the answer – it can ask the questions instead. THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO REMEMBER ABOVE ALL ELSE… ALWAYS link your content back to your audience and who they are. HIGHLIGHTS YOU SIMPLY CAN’T MISS An introduction to Rachel 04:56Organic traffic 10:32Organic reach for Facebook business pages 12:54What if I post and it’s tumbleweed? 18:17How to boost your Facebook organic reach 19:05How often should I post on Facebook? 25:17What type of content does well? 28:37How to make money from a blog 43:50 CHECK RACHEL OUT: WebsiteFacebookSocial System RESOURCES MENTIONED: Join Marketing That Converts The Academy TranscriptHello and welcome to this week's episode at the podcast. How are you doing? Right? I just rewatched, uh, the beginning of the interview that we're doing today and it's so good. It's so good. But before we dive into that and I tell you who it is and what they're all about. I want to give you a heads up that next week, the Academy doors are going to be open. So they open on Friday the 24th of September. And they're closing on Wednesday the 29th of September. The doors only open for about 10 days a year. And although it feels like I talk about it a lot. They only opened literally 10 days a year. They've opened twice this year, I think. And next year they'll open twice. Now, the reason I'm giving you the heads up is because you don't have very long if you want to join. And secondly, the price is going up. So when I opened the doors, the price will be $59 as it is. Um, currently it has been last time I opened it, but when the doors close, the next time they open next year, it's going to be 97. So if you are on the fence, if you are sat there thinking, "Yeah, I wanted to, I'm not sure, you know, see how it goes." You really want to think about joining this time, because the next time it's going to be a lot more money. And the reason it's going to be a lot more money is because of, and this is so hard to say this stuff when it's talking about your own stuff, but like, The quality of the stuff in there is so good. The time and effort and attention I give is immense. And the Academy is one of these things where if I won the lottery tomorrow, I would still do it. I love it. I absolutely adore it. They are my people, they come first, I do the best things for them. They have all the best opportunities and I do all what I do. And, and I, I see some of the, you know, people out there sometimes who you can see it's for the money or you can see it's for the fame, or you can see it's for the, I don't know what it is for, but like genuinely, I just adore working with all these small businesses. And like, I constantly joke with my husband can we have a party at my house and invite everybody around. I'm like, they're like my family. So I just wanted to let you know, before I jumped into this interview, which is amazing that that is happening and the doors are going to be closing on the 29th and they weren't opening until next year and they will be a lot more money. So like I said, don't delay come and join me. What you got to lose? Nothing. Absolute nothing. It's going to be ACE. Okay. Let me tell you about today's interview. Today I am interviewing the very lovely Rachel Miller and oh my goodness it was so good. Like the phrase knowledge bombs is a bit irritating to me, but it was literally like everything she said. I was like, what? Say what? How? This is amazing. She was amazing. She was so good. Also she's a mum of six. Children. Six. Like how on earth? Uh, so yeah, six children, she runs a huge, amazing business. She has devoted all of her time, teaching people how to grow audiences, teaching people, how to convert them, how to get really good Facebook engagement without paying. Now, I don't think I've ever had anybody on talking about Facebook and engagement because it always felt like a bit of a lost course to me. But some of the stuff that Rachel said it was unbelievable. So, so good. She's built multiple websites, each earning six figures plus, and she loves seeing other people do the same. I don't want to talk anymore cause she's too good. Enjoy this episode. Please let us know what you think. I know she'd be, she would love to hear it and I'll see you at the end. Okay. I am really excited today to welcome to the podcast. The very lovely Rachel Miller. Rachel welcome. Rachel: Thank you so much for having me today. I truly appreciate it. Teresa: Honestly, the pleasure is all mine. I have heard the most amazing things about you and what you do. And funny enough, I was on a call just before our interview. And someone said, I said, "Oh I've got an interview next." they said, who that who is with? And she's like, "Oh my God, she's amazing." So. But in case someone who's listening to this doesn't know who you are. Can we just give two minutes of like who you are and how you got to do what you're doing today? Rachel: Oh, I always find, this is like an interesting like moment. Does that make sense? I am a mom of six kids. Right now I have bribed my children and told them they can watch TV early in the afternoon if they do their reading very quietly. And they're, they they've got like a summer school. Computer thing they're supposed to do every day for an hour, like to make sure they don't have that summer slide. Like you will sit here and you, so when I close my eyes and I picture who is Rachel, I picture me, the mom with the kids juggling work and life. And I also know that I love making an impact on people. And how can I be a mom of six kids at home juggling the pre-teen drive everywhere scenario. And still make an impact. And that's why I've run a businesses online is because I can manage all of those things. I can juggle all those things. I can seem like I've got it all together and I do have it together, but I don't because like, who does? But I can run a business. If it's an online business, if it works with an audience where it's on, I basically can craft it around my life. And so that's what I do. I've built audiences. Um, I built blogs. I built websites. I've built e-commerce lines that then all serve my, my life, my lifestyle, and allow me to be at home with my kids. And I also teach other people how to grow an audience, which is fun. But ultimately I am growing and running my own businesses as well. Teresa: So like you should have seen my face when you said six children. Six children, like first off, Rachel does not look old enough to have even one or two let alone six. How old are they? Rachel: A bottle? I'm great. Teresa: How old are the children? Rachel: My youngest is 10. And so we have three, 10 year olds, and then we have a 12 and a half, 14 and 15 year old. Teresa: Wowses. Rachel: I know. Teresa: Like that is a busy house. Rachel: And I thought I was busy when I had toddlers. But the reality is that preteen stage where they're having you drive everywhere. Teresa: They take up so much more room. Rachel: Take up more room and they need to talk to you a lot, like about all the things. And they like, does that make