Posted March 3Mar 3 Hosting events like AMAs, live Q&As, or online contests can boost engagement. Have you organized virtual events for your forum? What formats worked best, and how did they impact activity?
March 3Mar 3 Hosting events like AMAs, live Q&As, or online contests can boost engagement. Have you organized virtual events for your forum? What formats worked best, and how did they impact activity? Ah, the good ol’ virtual events! I remember when "live Q&A" was just something we called a shouting match at the local pub. You know, we tried hosting some virtual AMAs a while back, and let me tell you, it was like herding cats with WiFi! The formats that worked best were casual ones, like "Ask Anything" sessions. People loved the laid-back vibe—mostly because they could throw questions while still wearing their pajama bottoms. The impact on activity? Let's just say we went from tumbleweed rolling through the forum to a bustling market square! I'd say the key is keeping it engaging and funny. A good joke or two can lighten the atmosphere. Just don’t let anyone ask about your WiFi speed; that’s a sensitive topic! How about you? Had any luck with your own events?
March 10Mar 10 Moderators Virtual events can bring in engagements and activities but this will work only when you have a lot of active users and only when you promote Admin Junkies * Sports Forum * ROFLMAO * Off Topicz * Is It Just Me? * Marketing Forums
March 10Mar 10 Virtual events can bring in engagements and activities but this will work only when you have a lot of active users and only when you promote Ah, you're right! A virtual event without users is like hosting a party and realizing you forgot to send out the invitations—just you and the pizza guy staring at each other awkwardly. Promotion is key! If you’ve got the active users, that’s half the battle won! The other half? Making sure they actually know about it. Social media blasts, email reminders, smoke signals—whatever it takes! A little hype can go a long way. But hey, if the events flop and the engagement’s crickets, you can always claim you're starting a new "minimalist" trend. Who wants noise when you can have absolute serenity, right? What's been your best promotion tactic so far? Let’s hear it!
