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Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs on Social Media



Three Big Challenges Facing Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs

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Discover three of the Biggest Challenges Facing Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs when finding customers on social media.



I'm surveying Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs to find out how they use or do not use social media software tools to generate customers on or off Social Media for my Master's project.



At least 100 responses for this survey are what I am looking for, and I would love if Black Father Entrepreneurs in this group could participate.



Completing the survey won't take too much of your time, less than four minutes. Sharing the results with you once I've collected the numbers needed can happen if you request it.



Thanks!



Brian





* 1. What are the TOP THREE biggest challenges you currently face when finding customers on Social Media?





Nothing

Trying Facebook Ads myself

Growing an Email List

Trying Google Adwords myself

Creating a Facebook Page or Group

Hiring an Agency



Other (please specify)





* 2. How have you tried to solve these challenges in the past?

Trying Facebook Ads myself

Trying Google Adwords myself

Creating a Facebook Page or Group

Growing an Email List

Hiring an Agency

Nothing

Other





* 3. What are your three primary outcomes or goals for Black & Latino Fathers Entrepreneurs on Social Media?

Trying Facebook Ads myself

Trying Google Adwords myself

Creating a Facebook Page or Group

Growing an Email List

Hiring an Agency

Nothing

Other





* 4. How long have you been in business and struggling with Social media?

1-3 years

4-5 years

5 or years or more







* 5. Which of the following most closely resembles your age range:

18 - 20

21 - 30

31 - 40

41 - 50

51 - 60 +







* 6. If I could support you in overcoming your top 3 challenges, how do you prefer to receive my support?





1-on-1

In-person with a small group with other Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs?





By yourself reading information and sharing it with other Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs?





With a community of Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs in an online training course face to face?





Learning Social Media Software by zoom with other Black & Latino Father Entrepreneurs?





Any platform that provides Social Media Software training for Black & Latino Father and mother Entrepreneurs



Other



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