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Does anybody know of a way to advertise your threads and get replies faster?
Is one referring to a homework thread, or a discussion thread?theoristo said:Does anybody know of a way to advertise your threads and get replies faster?
reenmachine said:Ask clear questions , don't be shy to ask stupid ones if you don't understand something , make it clear what is it you don't understand , be sure to attempt something before simply asking questions , if someone reply to you , reply to them and give them feedback about their reply (what you understood and what you didn't) , if someone suggest you a book or exercise , do the exercise and check if you can get the book (though of course if you get 6 or 7 book suggestions there's a limit to how many you can work on at the same time) , be polite , show the people taking their free time to help you that you are making progress , don't disappear right after you receive what you were looking for , try to be part of the community , try to make it clear what is your level of education (that's a mistake I once made) , don't push people or bump your thread uselessly if possible , etc...
phinds said:Do NOT use a subject line with things like "need help IMMEDIATELY". It just annoys people and is considered very bad form. As others have said above, just ask your question clearly and with a lucid subject line and in the right forum and then just wait for responses.
Also, "bumping" a thread is against the forum rules (you CAN do it once, and only once, after waiting 24 hours)
Traz 0 said:Uh, what is "bumping?"
lisab said:Bumping is when you post in your own thread, when your only motivation is to bring it to the top of the forum to get attention.
Bumping is not generally acceptable until 24 hours have passed since the last post.
If there have already been several posts, bumping is bad forum etiquette. It's more understandable if there were no posts.
lisab said:Bumping is when you post in your own thread, when your only motivation is to bring it to the top of the forum to get attention.
Bumping is not generally acceptable until 24 hours have passed since the last post.
If there have already been several posts, bumping is bad forum etiquette. It's more understandable if there were no posts.
Traz 0 said:OK, I've started my own thread. It's a kind of pop-culture thing that requires responses. Am I bumping if I interact within the thread? Without waiting 24 hours?
micromass said:No, of course not. If you have a genuine reply or something genuine to say, then you can post it
Bumping is just posting "bump". So it is not something meaningful.
Traz 0 said:Posting squirrel on muskrat sex vids ...
Hey man I won't judge you for whatever kinky stuff you're into but that's just too funny lol.Traz 0 said:Posting squirrel on muskrat sex vids ...
Greg Bernhardt said:A good thread title is very important. It should be descriptive, interesting and inviting.
micromass said:Bumping is just posting "bump".
"Get Replies Fast: Advertise Your Threads" is a scientific method for increasing engagement and replies on online discussion threads through targeted advertising strategies.
This method works by analyzing the content and audience of a discussion thread and creating targeted advertisements that are shown to individuals who are most likely to engage with the thread. This increases the visibility and reach of the thread, leading to more replies and engagement.
The main benefit of using this method is that it can significantly increase the number of replies and engagement on discussion threads, leading to more diverse perspectives and a more robust conversation. It can also save time and effort for thread creators who are looking to increase engagement and reach a wider audience.
Yes, this method has been tested and proven to be effective in increasing replies and engagement on discussion threads. However, the success of this method also depends on the quality of the discussion thread and the targeting of the advertisements.
Yes, this method can be used for any type of discussion thread, as long as it has a specific audience and content. However, it may be more effective for certain types of threads, such as those related to current events, controversial topics, or niche interests.