How to Create A Women's Group Online
A variety of online resources exist to create an online women's group. Sites such as Meetup, Ning, Google and Facebook provide paid and free websites that promote social interaction and help the creation of an online group take only minutes to set up. If you know how to build your own website, it's possible to create a personalized website to host the group yourself. Whether you have in-person meetings or only meet with your women's group online, it's possible to meet and make deep friendships with the other women who join your online group.
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Instructions
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Select the social media site or website hosting service that best meets your group's needs. Base this on price and features that relate to your group's purpose.
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Create an email address specific to the group. This makes it easy to locate group-related emails and if the group transfers to another host, the email name and password remains in place.
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Register your group's name with the hosting service or website provider using the email address created for the group. Determine if the group is private or public, and how you want to add members to the group.
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Promote your group via other social networking sites and in public places, such as the local library or colleges, related to your group's purpose. For example, put up fliers at a church or synagogue for a religious women's group.
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Update your group on new events and keep members engaged with conversation starting questions on a message board or via a group email. This keeps your group active and helps members get to know each other.
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Tips & Warnings
Choose a clear purpose for your women's group so the communication has focus and the members have something in common to discuss.
Have rules set for proper behavior and expectations for the group. If something goes wrong, you have the rules for reference purposes.
Watch the group communication for problems and members causing friction in the group. Do not be afraid to ask a member to leave, or remove a member from the group if she causes a problem or break the rules.
