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A combination of it all. Growth is the common denominator that helps your forum flourish! Without growth, your forum would slowly wither away.
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A combination of all these factors determines the growth of a forum, especially activity and traffic gains.

 

 

 

For me, activity and traffic define the growth of a forum.

 

 

However, slow progress is better than no progress at all!

 

 

Rome wasn’t built in a day.

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I remember those early days when we first launched the forum and saw an amazing 300-500 posts daily. Before long, we even reached over a thousand posts a day or more. Admittedly, the quality of the posts back then wasn’t what it is now, but there was a unique excitement and energy that made those times memorable.

 

While achieving that level of activity is still possible - though definitely more challenging, especially in certain niches - the landscape has changed significantly. These days, it's clear that quality over quantity has become the priority. A smaller number of thoughtful, engaging posts can do more to strengthen a community than sheer volume ever could.

 

So yes, growth isn’t just about high numbers of posts or members. Real progress is seen in the quality of activity and meaningful member engagement.

Growth to me is logging in every day and seeing new posts from other members.

 

That's what matters.

 

Well, that and the relationships being made.

 

A community isn't really a community without relationship development.

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Forum growth to me would be the process of increasing both the size of the and engagement of a forum community. This would include attracting new members, encouraging active participation, and fostering a supportive, interactive environment where people feel motivated to contribute regularly.

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