Quick Q on Poll tappin for experts in their FB group

TLDR; What's FB best practices? Do you have THEM post the poll (and you follow up?). Do you have them add you as a mod or something, and intro you as "helping them out"? Do YOU post the poll and have them chime in with their blessing?

Ive got 2 opps right now

One with a 6.5k group of coaches/consultant there for FB marketing help

The other with 5k peeps looking for money plays / wealth building help (though a lot of the content skews towards offers, tech, systems, hiring, etc )

Anywhoo...

I wrote a sample poll to show my partner so she could get her head around it, and she went ahead and posted it lol (in the wealth building group)

It was more of a "here's 4 results we can deliver in a 2-day intensive - if we decide to do it, which one would you clear your calendar to attend?"

Got 60 some odd responses so far

I didn't know she was gonna post it, but she pinged me with "go ahead and DM them if you want"... but that feels a little weird since those folks have mo idea who I am. But maybe I'm overthinking that?

So that's opportunity 1

Opportunity 2 is a 5k person group on FB marketing secrets stuff

We chat. She picks the highest ROI result she can deliver in 2 days she thinks people will clamor for, and I asked what she wants per attendee. She said 1.5k

So I did the 'ol "how bout I enroll 'em at 2500, you keep the 1.5 and I just take the 1?" - and she said hell yes let's go (no hesitation)

So now I'm thinking through the mechanics here too

Should SHE drop the post? Should I? (The audience doesn't know me)

What's the best practice here when you're running this play for someone else, in their group?

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