Forum Success Story

[Shawn Gossman]

Share your forum success story with us!

If you've had a very successful forum, tell us all about it and maybe your story can help inspire other forum owners!

 

[Heatman]

It's not actually my own forum but one I helped a friend of mine Devin Dfarmer built. The forum's name was Posting Bay. The idea behind the forum was to build something similar to The Forum Wheel if you remembered that site. It's still up but no longer active like it used to be.

Posting Bay was successful for almost 1 year and 5 months before Devin decided to sell it. The site was making over $700 sales of its posting service to forums around. I was the Team manager that coordinates and manages all the writers under Posting Bay. We had about 10 different writers.

Unfortunately, after selling of the forum, the new owner abandoned the project. It's was how Posting Bay died off.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

It's not actually my own forum but one I helped a friend of mine Devin Dfarmer built. The forum's name was Posting Bay. The idea behind the forum was to build something similar to The Forum Wheel if you remembered that site. It's still up but no longer active like it used to be.

Posting Bay was successful for almost 1 year and 5 months before Devin decided to sell it. The site was making over $700 sales of its posting service to forums around. I was the Team manager that coordinates and manages all the writers under Posting Bay. We had about 10 different writers.

Unfortunately, after selling of the forum, the new owner abandoned the project. It's was how Posting Bay died off.

I actually used Posting Bay quite a bit! Why did he decide to sell and who buys a site like that only to let it die out?

Is Devin still around at all?

 

[Heatman]

I actually used Posting Bay quite a bit! Why did he decide to sell and who buys a site like that only to let it die out?

Is Devin still around at all?

He was talking about not having time to manage it with his work. I can't remember the guy's name he sold it to. The guy wasn't a serious human being at all. There was about 6 pending orders when he abandoned the project.

The last time I spoke with Devin was November last year.