Private groups included
When our monitoring account is accepted by the group's admins, Tropado can monitor posts inside that private group.
Guide and managed service
Tell us which public or private groups matter and what a good lead looks like. We will set up monitoring from our own accounts and filter out ads, discussions, and random mentions. Your Facebook account is never connected or used.
A buyer is looking for a service in your area.
Key difference
Many monitoring tools stop at public content or rely on a customer's account. Tropado works differently. We use our own monitoring accounts.
When our monitoring account is accepted by the group's admins, Tropado can monitor posts inside that private group.
You never share a login, password, active session or access to your Facebook profile.
No ban risk to your Facebook account from Tropado monitoring. We do not connect to or use your account. Monitoring runs from our own accounts and infrastructure.
In an active Facebook group, a valuable post can disappear under new conversations within minutes. General notifications show activity, but they do not understand whether the author needs your exact service or is only discussing the topic.
Useful monitoring starts with a clear description of a strong signal. That might be a request for a recommended contractor, a direct property opportunity, or an urgent problem your company can solve. Contextual filters can exclude job posts, spam, and irrelevant locations.
Meta describes its native keyword alerts as a tool for admins in groups they manage. Tropado is a managed service configured around your selected sources and business criteria.
You are not looking for every use of a keyword. You are looking for moments when someone has a specific need and is ready to start a conversation.
The author is actively collecting options and comparing providers or contractors.
An owner posts an offer, project, or requirement before it reaches a broader market.
Response time matters because the prospect needs help today or in the next few days.
We configure the first accounts personally. We start narrow, review match quality, and expand monitoring only after the signal is clear.
Choose up to 10 places where your real prospects ask for help or share opportunities.
Describe the service, location, budget, or other conditions behind a good match.
Filter out job seekers, material sales, spam, and conversations outside your area.
Give one person ownership and use a short, useful reply that fits the group.
Every alert includes the relevant excerpt and the reason it matched. Instead of opening dozens of notifications, you start with posts that could lead to a sale.
“Looking for a trusted team for a bathroom remodel in Austin. Ideally available this month.”
No. Criteria can include context, location, type of need, and exclusions. This helps separate a genuine remodeling request from a job post or a material sale.
The current plan covers 10 selected groups. During onboarding, we help prioritize the places with the strongest concentration of relevant signals.
Yes. Tropado can monitor a private group after one of our own monitoring accounts is accepted by that group's admins.
No. Monitoring runs from Tropado's own accounts. We never ask for your login, password, session or profile access. Because your account is not used, Tropado monitoring does not put it at risk of a ban.
Matched posts can be delivered by email and SMS so the right person can open the source and respond quickly.
Public and private groups are supported. Monitoring runs from Tropado's accounts, so your Facebook account is not exposed to ban risk from Tropado monitoring.