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Completed 20 Threads and 80 Posts for Extreme Tech Support
Taking the first spot- Nomad
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- Forum: Completed Orders
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Growth What are the best ways to bring in revenue in your community?
@Cpvr thank you for your advice. I have used "Advertise Here" banner to sell ad space on my blogs and I did make few sales. I want to try this option for my forums as well, however, the only thing that is holding me back is low traffic. My forum does not have a lot of traffic. Selling...- Nomad
- Post #11
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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Closed December Submissions – Enter the Site of the Month Contest!
It is a small social health community, but we are growing https://forums.socialhideouts.com/index.php- Nomad
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- Forum: Site of the Month Contest
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Completed Medical Marketing
Post anywhere you want and add value to the discussion- Nomad
- Thread
- Replies: 11
- Forum: Completed Orders
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Growth Secrets to Cultivating Long-Term Loyalty in Online Communities
I have not communicated with the owner after he was injured. But he plans to convert it into EV and crypto discussion site. That's what he told me. He sold all content to Admin Junkies except crypto currency section.- Nomad
- Post #6
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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Completed Admin Junkies
I would like threads specifically on this section, I would like to have more details on the thread https://admin-junkies.com/categories/businesses-individuals.210/ If there is additional cost, I don't mind- Nomad
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- Forum: Completed Orders
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Team Building Building a Strong Team Culture in Online Communities
The most important thing, in my experience, is to build team by involving people who have similar interest and passion, and who have knowledge and skills. Just because someone wants to partner with you does not mean you should invite him. You also need to see if he shares your values and...- Nomad
- Post #3
- Forum: Leadership & Community Management
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Growth Are smaller communities better than larger online communties?
On smaller communities you have room for creating topics, on bigger communities, every topics seem to be already discussed, therefore you might not find appropriate topics to interact and engage. However, smaller communities have lesser activities and you might find them like ghost town sometimes.- Nomad
- Post #13
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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Growth Secrets to Cultivating Long-Term Loyalty in Online Communities
I have been using Bizdustry since 2021, do you know why? Well, I was a normal users who earned through paid posting, then I was invited to join the forum staff. I created more than 48 thousand posts on Bizdustry. I am loyal to Bizdustry because I have benefited a lot by using the forum. For...- Nomad
- Post #3
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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Strategy How can you encourage members to contribute meaningful content?
Reward and Recognize! It does not always have to be money or any kind of incentives, even a shut out or some new badges like best content creator, etc. can encourage people to remain active on your forum- Nomad
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- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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General What topics are off-limits on your community?
I run adsense ads on my community, and NSFW is a big No for me. I cannot allow users to post anything that is not family friendly. I abhor the idea of NSFW content being published on forums- Nomad
- Post #24
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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Advice What would you do differently when starting your community up again?
I would set up a high budget and hire good content creator to create topics on my forum. If I have good topics, I might be able to encourage people to join and also get search traffic. I will start by investing in content development- Nomad
- Post #6
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
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General What do you find is a reasonable price to charge for threads, posts and/or reviews
Most people who offer posting services are charging $20 for 100 posts (based on the posting gigs on Forum Promotion). I also offer posting service sometime. Depending on the niche, I charge anywhere between $10-$25 for 100 posts.- Nomad
- Post #4
- Forum: Building & Growing Your Community
