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Let’s be real—no matter what niche your forum is in, there’s probably another community out there covering similar topics. So how do you handle the competition? Do you focus on what makes your forum unique, collaborate with other communities, or just ignore them entirely?
Personally, I think the best approach is to lean into what makes your forum different. Whether that’s a unique atmosphere, better moderation, or a tighter-knit community, people will stick around if they feel like they’re getting something special.
At the same time, competition isn’t always a bad thing. Sometimes, seeing what others are doing can spark new ideas or show you gaps in your own community that need improvement. Have you ever adjusted your forum’s direction because of another community?
How do you approach competition? Do you see it as a challenge, an opportunity, or something to just not worry about?
Personally, I think the best approach is to lean into what makes your forum different. Whether that’s a unique atmosphere, better moderation, or a tighter-knit community, people will stick around if they feel like they’re getting something special.
At the same time, competition isn’t always a bad thing. Sometimes, seeing what others are doing can spark new ideas or show you gaps in your own community that need improvement. Have you ever adjusted your forum’s direction because of another community?
How do you approach competition? Do you see it as a challenge, an opportunity, or something to just not worry about?