Conflict can bring in traffic. If you manage the conflict and ensure that your community posts fairly present both sides.
To start with here are ways to make conflict drives traffic to your community: Read the rest of this entry »
Aug 14
Posted by kushal in Finer aspects | No Comments
Conflict can bring in traffic. If you manage the conflict and ensure that your community posts fairly present both sides.
To start with here are ways to make conflict drives traffic to your community: Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: community building, community managers, social networking, success
Aug 8
Posted by kushal in Finer aspects | No Comments
I know facebook and other social networking sites are good to get website traffic but i don’t know how.
Ok so i have an account on facebook, uploaded a few pics and have plastered by websites address where ever i can. Now what?
How does it actually work to get traffic?
I crossed one of the forum post with these questions, and thought to highlight how one can use Facebook to effectively put in use to promote your forums.
Tags: community development, Facebook community, Facebook Groups, Facebook Pages, social networking, success
May 5
Posted by kushal in Before Community Hatching, Finer aspects | No Comments
1. Never let any post go un-answered.
2. Always involve people in the introduction. Not just ‘welcome to website’, but trying to sincerely know your members. If the user has obscure name jps_30, then asking them their full name is a good idea. Also try to remember the user real name and try to address in the post, by his real name, rather than aka.
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Tags: community development, success
Social Networking websites have the following features which makes them different from other websites.
To start with remember that ‘you are responsible for what you post and not what others post’ even in your own website. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: copyright, legal issues, UCC, User generated content
vBulletin and Invision Power Board bout provide integrated blogging for your forum users. Providing blog has become a matter of debate and many forum owners never had success with blogging on their community sites. Does that mean blogging should not be a part of Forum Social Network? If you ask me I would say without a blog, your forum is in-complete.
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Tags: blog, social networking
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