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[Menelaos]

Hi all,

I've been informed here in ProBoards Support at the past about a guarantee related with forum promotion and post exchanges by virtual cash, reviews about sites etc. The site is forumpromotion.net

I've been creative and I am planning future content. The problem is that when I tried to PrintScreen their first page and make a post at Facebook, it has been considered as spam, the link I mean. You may know Facebook Community Standards and I tried to make a post with their Facebook page instead of the forum. Both the link at their facebook page is blocked as malicious....

Technical support proposed to me to ask them. Anyone and I say anyone who may be blocked or rejected, if you ask him he may cook words appropriately. I don't think it is a reliable choice to ask them as Forum Promotion can't be compared with Facebook in terms of power and reliability.

Furthermore, if apply simple logic, don't you think their website actually promotes activity that is not earned but set up and constructed?

Should I consider the issue over and look for other ways of promotion?

Looking forward for your reply

M

[Nscalerr]

Hi Menelaos

Since the forum you linked to is, "Forum software by XenForo". There is nothing we at Probards can do about it. I suggest you go to XenForo for help!

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Oct 16, 2018 0:21:13 GMT -8 Menelaos said:

Furthermore, if apply simple logic, don't you think their website actually promotes activity that is not earned but set up and constructed?

Hello Menelaos

I've never been keen on the post for post concept. While it might temporarily bring a modest amount of activity, that kind of posting really does little to enhance the continuing interaction which is desirable on a forum.

Affiliates are a different story. There you're cooperating with other forum owners who simply provide a link to your forum (and you to theirs). That way, anyone who takes the link from their forum to yours will have a look around. If they like what they see, they might member-up and become an active member of your community. In my opinion, that has far more value than getting obligatory posts.