Starting a forum like this

[MetalMan]

My sister publishes a regional adventure sports magazine.  Her and her small team spend a lot of time and energy creating content. They're a print magazine which is becoming obsolete but they have been doing this for 18 years and have a following.  Their website is more or less a digital version of the print magazine.

I feel like incorporating a forum like this on their website could add major value.  Discussions about articles, gear, personal adventures etc. could keep visitors on their page and auto-generate content.  

If they were to hire a 3rd party to manage a forum like this on their website...how much would it cost?  

When I bring it up to my sister she is dismissive.  I don't know if she just thinks its a bad idea or intimidated by the undertaking.

Do you think adding a forum is a good or bad idea?  

Their website is:

http://www.adventuresportsjournal.com">www.adventuresportsjournal.com

[neurosis]

Setting up a forum isn't that complicated. Who ever is taking care of their website could easily set up a forum if that's what they wanted to do.

[Dan_AKA_ROY23]

I think keeping most of the members here as 'us' is best. We don't want 500 members of which 400 no one has ever heard of... who don't know their endmill diameter from their shank.  

[Incogneeto]

...how much would it cost?  


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We can Discuss that Privately . $$$$$
I  will give you an address for the down payment.
I will also need a Bank account  and routing Number.

I got your back. Or as the say in Los Angeles.
"Trust Me"

[Incogneeto]

I think keeping most of the members here as 'us' is best. We don't want 500 members of which 400 no one has ever heard of... who don't know their endmill diameter from their shank.  

Your being a lil "Clingy" there Dan.
We can just open it up for "Women Only"
I'd be happy to Teach them the Difference Between Metric and Standard. LOL!!

"Yes baby That is a 6" Metric

[MetalMan]

I think keeping most of the members here as 'us' is best. We don't want 500 members of which 400 no one has ever heard of... who don't know their endmill diameter from their shank.  

I'm not at all suggesting combining forums...they would have almost nothing in common.  I was just thinking that something like this format would drive traffic and self create content.

[John316]

...how much would it cost?  

We can Discuss that Privately . $$$$$
I  will give you an address for the down payment.
I will also need a Bank account  and routing Number.

I got your back. Or as the say in Los Angeles.
"Trust Me"

Trying to generate traffic for your Nigerian bank account again?  

[Incogneeto]

...how much would it cost?  

We can Discuss that Privately . $$$$$
I  will give you an address for the down payment.
I will also need a Bank account  and routing Number.

I got your back. Or as the say in Los Angeles.
"Trust Me"

Trying to generate traffic for your Nigerian bank account again?  
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The old saying. "There is a sucker born" Bwahahaaa Hey I was gonna split it with all you guys.!!!

[Incogneeto]

"Trust Me" !!

[Incogneeto]

My sister publishes a regional adventure sports magazine.  Her and her small team spend a lot of time and energy creating content. They're a print magazine which is becoming obsolete but they have been doing this for 18 years and have a following.  Their website is more or less a digital version of the print magazine.

I feel like incorporating a forum like this on their website could add major value.  Discussions about articles, gear, personal adventures etc. could keep visitors on their page and auto-generate content.  

If they were to hire a 3rd party to manage a forum like this on their website...how much would it cost?  

When I bring it up to my sister she is dismissive.  I don't know if she just thinks its a bad idea or intimidated by the undertaking.

Do you think adding a forum is a good or bad idea?  

Their website is:

http://www.adventuresportsjournal.com">www.adventuresportsjournal.com

and I was just cracking a Joke please don't be offended. But as you can see by My appearance here it could also be a MAJOR headache. Some guy named "INCOG" said Cancun Sucks !!! or Men look ghey in Biker Shorts !!!



Is your Sister Hawt?? Is She Married??

[John316]

My sister publishes a regional adventure sports magazine.  Her and her small team spend a lot of time and energy creating content. They're a print magazine which is becoming obsolete but they have been doing this for 18 years and have a following.  Their website is more or less a digital version of the print magazine.

I feel like incorporating a forum like this on their website could add major value.  Discussions about articles, gear, personal adventures etc. could keep visitors on their page and auto-generate content.  

If they were to hire a 3rd party to manage a forum like this on their website...how much would it cost?  

When I bring it up to my sister she is dismissive.  I don't know if she just thinks its a bad idea or intimidated by the undertaking.

Do you think adding a forum is a good or bad idea?  

Their website is:

http://www.adventuresportsjournal.com">www.adventuresportsjournal.com

and I was just cracking a Joke please don't be offended. But as you can see by My appearance here it could also be a MAJOR headache. Some guy named "INCOG" said Cancun Sucks !!! or Men look ghey in Biker Shorts !!!



Is your Sister Hawt?? Is She Married??

Ignore him. He hasn't had his meds yet.

[MetalMan]

I'm triggered.

[Incogneeto]

I'm triggered.

still askin bout your sister?

[Incogneeto]

I've got 4 I'll trade ya.

[Incogneeto]

Ignore him. He hasn't had his meds yet.
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You are really close to Being "REPORTED"

Crown and Coke.


I should prolly head to That post. See Ya