The SIGRUN Show · Episode 106

#AskSigrun The Difference Between Facebook Groups and Pages

Host SigrunPublished Updated 20 min listen1 min read

Companies big and small use Facebook in advertising and promoting their businesses. The connections people and businesses make on Facebook, have made it one of the most popular platforms for targeting new clients and retaining current ones. As an entrepreneur, you may be thinking about whether having a Facebook page is enough to reach your market or whether you need to create a Facebook group for your business.

In this episode, I discuss the differences between Facebook groups and pages and how to use them, including the benefits and limitations of using both for your business. I also talk about the importance of using a benchmarking tool to assess your Facebook performance and share some practical changes you can make to improve your performance and increase your organic reach.

Facebook is the cheapest way to build your online business. - Sigrun

In This Episode of The Sigrun Show:

  • How a Facebook page is like an online storefront
  • How Facebook groups are like the inside of the store
  • The Know-Like-Trust strategy
  • What to spend your Facebook ads on
  • Why people close their Facebook groups
  • Questions to ask before committing to creating and maintaining a Facebook group
  • Effects of linking your Facebook page to your group
  • Posting as a page versus posting using your personal account
  • Benefits and limitations of Facebook ads

Key Takeaways:

  1. Follow someone else’s example on Facebook, someone who is doing better than you in terms of reach.
  2. Turn your Facebook videos into ads.
  3. You need a page. You can build a group, depending on your strategy.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Facebook page or a Facebook group for my business?

You need a page. You can build a group as well, depending on your strategy.

What is the difference between a Facebook page and a Facebook group?

A page is like the storefront of your online business. A group is like the inside of the store, where people get to know, like and trust you.

Sigrun Gudjonsdottir

About the author

Sigrun Gudjonsdottir

Sigrun helps smart female entrepreneurs build AI-first companies. She has trained 229,426 women, worked with 10,000 clients and generated over €22M in revenue. In April 2026, she closed all her programs and is now turning 13 years of proven business methodology into AI agents. She is the host of The SIGRUN Show and the bestselling author of Kickstart Your Online Business.