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altyfc
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Yeah, maybe... but it's not physically to do 500 quality posts in 2 hours. You're talking a quality post every 14.4 seconds there.
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| altyfc wrote: | Yeah, maybe... but it's not physically to do 500 quality posts in 2 hours. You're talking a quality post every 14.4 seconds there.
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Ok, not in 2 hours, but in 8 hours or so. Now we're talking a minute to make one post. Not impossible.
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does anyone have experiences to share about paid posters? what was the quality of the postings?
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| frankcow wrote: | | does anyone have experiences to share about paid posters? what was the quality of the postings? |
I hope that the owner doesn't mind my posting this.
This forum http://www.goalchat.com/ hired a paid poster or three. I actually post in this forum frequently, and as far as I see, paid posters provide quality service.
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altyfc
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| Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:41 am Post subject: |
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| seo wrote: | | frankcow wrote: | | does anyone have experiences to share about paid posters? what was the quality of the postings? |
I hope that the owner doesn't mind my posting this.
This forum http://www.goalchat.com/ hired a paid poster or three. I actually post in this forum frequently, and as far as I see, paid posters provide quality service. |
...but there's not a single poster on there with over 1K posts. It doesn't look to have been done on a very big scale.
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altyfc
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| Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:42 am Post subject: Re: Make money posting in forums |
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I have heard about forum owners doing this and I'd be interested to know how lucrative it is for the regular members. How much do they get from this?
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...but there's not a single poster on there with over 1K posts. It doesn't look to have been done on a very big scale.
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Posting service generally creates multiple accounts, so you can't really tell how many posts they made just by looking at a single account.
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| Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2006 10:54 pm Post subject: Re: Make money posting in forums |
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I have heard about forum owners doing this and I'd be interested to know how lucrative it is for the regular members. How much do they get from this?
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There was a very active cat forum, and the forum was making about $1,500 a month while two people spent a lot of time developing and managing it. I don't know about these webmaster forums.
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Zerabira
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500 posts in 2 hours is 1 post every 14 seconds and that has to include reading the topic list, opening a topic, reading it and then posting. There's no way you could add any meaningful content to a forum that way. I think unless you are mass posting drivel there is no way you can make enough for it not to be called slave labour unless you live in a 2nd/3rd world country.
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| Zerabira wrote: | | 500 posts in 2 hours is 1 post every 14 seconds and that has to include reading the topic list, opening a topic, reading it and then posting. There's no way you could add any meaningful content to a forum that way. I think unless you are mass posting drivel there is no way you can make enough for it not to be called slave labour unless you live in a 2nd/3rd world country. |
You have to have very good hands and arms to do that. I don't post that many, but I need to stop once in a while and shake my hands and arms. ... I personally have hard time keeping posting for 2 hours or so continuously; I actually need to push myself hard to keep posting for 1 hour continuously.
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OMG! Common sense must prevail somewhere along the line folks!!! How on earth can anybody actually join in on a typed conversation at that rate and make it useful and meaningful? No way they could even grasp the context to begin with! 
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| scolls wrote: | | OMG! Common sense must prevail somewhere along the line folks!!! How on earth can anybody actually join in on a typed conversation at that rate and make it useful and meaningful? No way they could even grasp the context to begin with! |
lol. Some people don't make any sense even if they take 5 minutes to write one post.
But seriously, I do not look down on paid posting services. I do think that they provide valuable services. However, given my budget, I am not using any of those services at this point.
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altyfc
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With paid posting services, you should want to ultimately see the money you spend be re-couped (as a result of those posts being made) and, ideally, a little more. I am not convinced this happens with such a service.
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