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When I first started, I chose self-hosting with managed options, and I’d make the same choice if I could go back.
The trial-and-error process is invaluable for learning as a first-timer. Building a community is all about growth and adaptation—without those challenges, you miss out on key...
There are countless independent forums out there, with new ones popping up every day. However, unless you’re actively promoting your forum and engaging potential users on social media, it can be challenging to attract new members from those platforms.
I think some forum owners make the mistake of launching with too many forums and not providing enough content in each of them.
It’s better to start small and gradually expand your forum offerings as the community grows.
One of the biggest mistakes I made when I was younger was not taking...
Low-quality posts don’t bother me as a forum owner, especially since some topics don’t require long, in-depth responses—while others might only need a sentence or two.
I’d rather see users engaging and having a good time than impose strict requirements on post quality.
Forums can still grow organically via the use of SEO and word of mouth along with social media, but it takes a lot more effort to do it than it did in the past.
Relying on social media to grow your forum is a smart strategy and more forum owners should do it. We have to tap in the social media...
I’ll eat crawfish if it’s in a soup, but I won’t eat it if it’s in a bucket or anything like that. Liver is nasty too.
I love fried gizzards. I didn’t like it though when I was younger. I also like fried crab.
Same here. Slow progress is better than no progress.
Hardwork will always pay off in the long run. I’ll keep pushing and posting on my forum until I can’t anymore. At least, that’s my motto.
I’m not one to ever give up. I learned this while playing sports growing up, especially experiencing...
When I launch my forum, I start promoting it right away because it already has content that I’ve seeded.
I prefer not to wait to promote my community—I like to hit the ground running from the moment it launches.
When I join a new forum, I usually upload an avatar and jump right into the discussions that are currently going on.
There are times where I don’t make an introduction topic though.
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