Has anyone made a Facebook page or group for there wood works
Which is better and why. Thanks
Which is better and why. Thanks
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- Thread starter Tom Gibbons
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If you're out to sell 'em, then a separate page for the "business" might do as well.. I don't like selling online (hard to sell sometime the buyer can't see and feel in person) but I post a lot of my woodwork photos on a public album set aside in my personal page for that purpose.. Rarely ever selling anything but folks do come see me at the markets I also advertise going to, to look at my latest stuff. There're hundreds of groups already for woodworkers and turners on Facebook, I'd sooner join one of them than try and create my own group.
I have a page called the The Wooden Potter, If you plan on having a woody type page make it a business page as personal page have a max of 5k follower/friends. As for groups there are plenty heres a couple that I belong to https://www.facebook.com/groups/894135824110449 and https://www.facebook.com/groups/424814840994946
my page https://www.facebook.com/TheWoodenPotter
my page https://www.facebook.com/TheWoodenPotter