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Start your own community that sells itself
Simple steps to build a community where sales come naturally. I can help.
thGuardian of the Enchanted
June 04, 2025
This email’s a little different. I’m not sharing my usual tips—I’m checking in with you. After building Womenpreneur to 69k members, I've seen how powerful community can be. The connections, the support, the growth that happens when you bring the right people together.
So I'm wondering: Do you want to build your own Facebook group too?
I'm thinking about focusing this whole newsletter on helping you do exactly that. But I don't want to assume – maybe that's not what you're after right now.
Just hit reply and let me know what feels right. Even a quick "yes" or "nah, not for me" helps. More details on this below. Thank you.
“Here we will discover the secret to natural sales and real engagement.”
Dear Beloved Reader,
Penelope was stuck in that cycle so many of us know—posting, promoting, and hoping that this would finally be the month she’d see steady income coming in.
But it felt like she was shouting, and no one was listening.
She started noticing that the women she admired most weren’t just selling—they had communities.
Spaces where people wanted to show up, share, and support.
She saw the leverage and benefits were obvious—trust, feedback, real sales—but most of all, it looked like they weren’t doing it alone, and she dreamed of having that for herself.
So she started a Facebook Group. At first, it was slow—she worried it wouldn’t work.
But she kept showing up. She asked questions. Shared her behind-the-scenes. Little by little, people began to engage.
They asked for advice, offered ideas, and gave her feedback she’d never get from a post or an ad.
It wasn’t overnight. But that group turned into a place where she could see what people really wanted—and sell to them naturally.
The consistent income she’d been chasing? It finally started to show up, too.
Is this something you want for yourself?
A community is where your brand becomes a living, breathing thing. Most people see Facebook Groups as a way to build an audience. But the real power is in what happens after that:
You get to see what people are thinking—what they want, what they’re stuck on, what excites them. That insight? It shortens your sales cycle.
You test offers, gather content ideas, and make decisions with way less guesswork.
You build authority without being everywhere—people start quoting you, tagging you, inviting others in.
And the trust? It multiplies. People refer, support, and buy more because they feel like they belong.
Why it works
– Attracts people and companies in your space
– Builds a focused, closed community you control
– Let’s you ask for feedback and sell naturally
– Inspires content ideas and product direction
– All without needing ads or fancy tech
Proof in Numbers:
With 3 billion users, Facebook Groups are still one of the highest-performing tools for building active, targeted communities. And it’s all free.
Personal Opinion:
I’ll be real: if you’re still relying on social posts or ads alone to sell, you’re missing the easiest sale you’ll ever make. Nothing beats selling to people who already feel like they’re in your circle. A Facebook Group makes that happen.
If you’d like me to focus more on community-building in this newsletter, just hit reply and let me know. Even a “yes” or “no” will help me know what you want next. Telling me more about your situation is ideal. Thank you, Womenpreneur.
With magic and wisdom,
thGuardian of the Enchanted
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