Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Prepare some ingredients:

• Several clone accounts: Add Facebook accounts with good interaction.
• Some pages, preferably professional-looking pages.
• Some content to guide your group's content.

Step 2: Name your group:

• Include keywords related to the group's content in the name.
• Ensure the name is unique and not already in use.

Step 3: Get the first 1,000 members:

• Use your friends and the friends of the clone accounts added earlier as the initial source of members.
• The first 1,000 members are crucial, and by carefully selecting clone accounts interested in your content in Step 1, you ensure interaction.

Step 4: Post content:

• Use pages to post content, and this is why you prepared pages in Step 1.
• The content direction is already set in Step 1, so use the pages and post it. You can edit or copy content from other sources; the key is to attract comments and shares.

Step 5: Reach 10,000 members:

• Once you have 1,000 members, use the tag feature to invite 300 new members recently added to the group.
• Create content encouraging existing members to invite their friends.

Step 6: When the group has > 10,000 members:

• Maintain a good posting frequency and quality content to benefit from the recommendation algorithm.
• Follow current events, trends, and dramas to keep the content engaging.
• Post every hour to evenly distribute content and avoid flops.
• Pay attention to content approval, avoiding posts that may lead to group restrictions. Too many restrictions can result in the group being disabled or restricted; milder restrictions may affect recommendations, and each restriction lasts for 90 days before resetting.