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[Jerlene]

I have a bunch of groups on Facebook that are in dyer need of more members.

DigitalPoint Forums
Transgender Rights
Free Movies
Twitter Forum

In Return I'll:

Register on your forum and make a quality post.
Make a quality comment on your blog.
Join your Facebook group.

I'll also do one of each for every member that you invite to the groups. They must join.

[irfansblog]

I want to ask one question is this all groups I have to join or just one? And if I join all those groups of yours how many comment I’ll receive in return?

[irfansblog]

It seems you're no more interested in your offer, If interested what i said please PM me.

[Jhon Kelly]

In my high school alumni group in Facebook, I am interested in knowing who are the new members. The member list appears to start with the group creator so I thought it was in order of joining, but then it's all wacky later on. There seems to be very little flexibility - no export of group members, sorting by last name, etc.

[Beaten Rice]

I discovered that if you are an admin, you can sort of export the members by going into "Make Officers". All the members are listed in one nice column, in order of joining I think, ready for copy-and-paste into a spreadsheet.

[Jhon Kelly]

The best way to get lots of people to join a group is to have a group that's about something interesting, or which a lot of people find interesting. From there, it's just a matter of viral marketing, the more people like it, the more people will find it.

BTW, a group about anything and everything does not qualify as interesting.

[Rana Naeem]

It seems very odd, but when I enter to the list of a Facebook group (which I am the admin of),
I search some people, but not all appear there.
If, for example, I search my own name, it will yield 'no result' answer, although I am obviously a member.

Secondly, any chance to view my group members out of this small popping box?

thanks!!!

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