11 Best Alternatives To Facebook Groups

Posted by adamjayc under Marketing
From https://bloggingwizard.com 660 days ago
Made Hot by: fundpr on July 16, 2022 9:38 am

Looking for an alternative to Facebook groups for building your online community? Here are the 11 best platforms to try…

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Written by lyceum
649 days ago

Adam: Cool to hear! :) Maybe I will check it out in the near future... ;)

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Written by lyceum
649 days ago

Adam: Great to hear! Is IRC still around? ;)

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Written by adamjayc
649 days ago

A quick Google search shows it is - the platform is still being actively developed. Amazing it’s still around after all this time :)

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Written by lyceum
650 days ago

Adam: I hear you! I have talked with the CEO and co-founder of Haaartland.

You are right about Slack. We use it for two of our podcasts as prep. for episodes. I liked IRC back in the day! ;)

All the Best,

Martin

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Written by adamjayc
650 days ago

Excellent to hear, Martin. I think it's rare to find the 'for privacy' companies have an issue on that scale.

Same here. Not the best UX but it was great. I used IRC a lot during my online gaming days.

- Adam

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Written by lyceum
650 days ago

Adam: Check out Haaartland for the next time you do a review of alternatives to Facebook groups. I am an user and a supporter of this tool as it easy to set up and the company behind this tool is for privacy. I have heard stories about Discord that are a bit scary. I have a couple of Patreon pages. I am using Slack and LinkedIn on a regular basis..

Another tool you should look into is Mastodon social. Adan Curry and Dave Jones of Podcasting 2.0 are using this tool. I like the idea of it, but I have not got a hang of it yet. I have similar issues with the UX / UI of Mastodon as with Discord. It feels a bit like old school. ;)

All the Best,

Martin

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Written by adamjayc
650 days ago

Thanks for the suggestions, Martin! I’m always a little cautious now about “for privacy” companies after what happened with DuckDuckGo recently but I imagine that’s more of an exception.

Weirdly, Slack feels a bit old school to me as well. It reminds me of the old internet relay chat (IRC).

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