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Good post Janeth.
Some fads and bubbles burst and disappear. I have seen popular chat's fade and finally die. In my view:
You mention moderators and forum members that (like me) think they know everything. The most frustrating for me personally is when I meet persons that don't have a high school degree in mathematics and they start polluting a highly mathematical subject like the Google algorithm, especially the Pagerank part of it. So moderators have to be very careful with new members. Are you sure that the new member doesn't have a Dr. degree in mathematics or statistics? I am sure that some of them will leave fairly quickly, even on a claimed professional forum like WPW. 500 members following to your forum? Why not sign up on LinkedIn: Relationships Matter and let them follow you there? I can invite you if I get your email address. I am not active there now, but you and your fellow members may. You may get customers there, one of the better social networks to get customers in my view, since it is about sharing professional profiles and ideas. One last thing. I think the ability to spot new trends and adapt dynamically will be very important to survive and prosper with your web business. Don't jump on every new fad. But you know how to see the difference, even when old kgun "spam" your post since no one else commented.
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You should have an invitation now. You have to edit your last name, since I did not find that in a hurry, so I used your domain name. Yes, good blogs, social networks and forums are one important place to discover new trends. I also think mobile browsing is becoming more important. Have you tried to target the mobile market? Don't use too much time on it in the beginning, but if (when) you have free resources, that may also be a profitable niche in the future. Link: The mobile revolution Mobile shopping via a Paypal account and eBay. It is a fact already. One idea for your company: A Norwegain webmaster that is fairly famous here Bedre Webkommunikasjon - Nettredaktor.no and where I regularily get invitations did the following.
Picasso: He was a marketing genious. He invited a lot of people to his parties where the wine flew free. But he sold paintings ...
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Oh I so agree with the pair of you - totally and completely.
Social networking is the way forward. I use the Stumbleupon toolbar - it's excellent and del.icio.us and facebook. But Janeth this quote of yours 'I supported my web design business for over 2 years by using nothing but forums. But the problem with forums is from time to time you run across a moderator that does not have a clue what is going on and makes post out of the blue that brings threads off topic and causes problems in the very forum that he is suppose to be moderating. And it’s not just the moderators it happens with forum members as well. When there is an exchange of information going on people are learning from each other and that is a valuable tool when trying to make a living online. It is of value to both the forum and the forum members for moderators to understand that they are not gods. There job is to keep out spam and try and keep the forum going. Not hinder its growth by making off topic post.' Spot on - next time it happens - PM me or Jawn or any other Moderator here at WPW. Our unpaid job is to serve. |
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