Sandy Smith Grows an Intimate Periscope Audience Into a Community of Thousands
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Show notes
Sandy Smith is the founder of Yes, I Am Cheap and the co-host of this year’s 10th Annual Plutus Awards presented by Capital Group.
Today, Sandy Smith shares how writing “like she has balls” has transformed into starting multiple, thriving Facebook communities.
When Sandy discovered Periscope, she could not have imagined how speaking directly to her audience would change her online business. She shares her insights and struggles with growing groups that have unique purposes and goals.
Interview Highlights
Sandy talks about her long-standing feelings about being in the shadow of the Plutus Awards stage — until this year
Why Sandy chose to start a blog as her medium to share her journey to financial freedom
How Sandy was forced by her listeners to start her group of now 11,000 members
The differences between managing the larger and smaller groups she has started
The struggle with cultivating trust in a community
Advice on starting a Facebook group and helping it grow healthily
Sandy’s video on Using Facebook Groups to Build YourTribe and Profit.
Transcript
Transcript coming soon.
About the Host, Chris Browning
Chris Browning is a financial analyst and the creator and host of Popcorn Finance. He holds a bachelor’s degree in finance and specializes in revenue analysis.
