All this doesn't really fit; check again if you don't look on one of those too optimistically.
Prepare for a lot of bounces. For those you might be lucky and they left more contacts, like messengers or a website - but from personal experience and as you see it on this board very few to no people use that at all.
50 to 100 posts? Don't push too hard or you'll push you members away.gflex1 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 14, 2018 6:12 pmYep, i'am afraid that the old audience will not come back because old conflicts with club administration
Secondly, sometimes I think that discussion forum era is over. Facebook and other social media is on top.... but I don't like fb groups and other stuff...it is so generic....PHPBB is the ultimate stuff.
Maybe I will try some challange... who register and first writes 50 ir 100 posts (with min 300 words or something like that) will get some stuff... How about this Idea?
I wouldn't suggest paying for social media adverts. It would be far better to concentrate on making your forum better, than paying for adverts.
It is a shame about the problems with club administration. If you have forum members turning against administrators and moderators, it can make for an atmosphere where people feel a division and think that the forum staff are against them.
If you can get some good discussions going, you can certainly share some topics over to Facebook, Google+, Twitter or anything else you are setting up for your father's club.
This is a great Idea. I will think about thisI wonder if you want to limit your forum just to your father's club, or if you might be better off making your father's club a specialist area within your forum (and aiming to pull in people that are in other fishing clubs).
Well, I would like to do that. Because i'am confident in phpbb.Lumpy Burgertushie wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 3:25 pmmaybe it is time someone (you) teach those young people the error of their ways......
bring them to bulletin boards where they can have intelligent, easy to follow discussions about things that matter to them.
robert
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