How to revive a dying website/forum?

[Claraviolet]

Is there a way to do this?
What would you do to revive a dying website/forum? Well, let's assume that there are still some loyal users left but you need to make the move fast, so that you would be able to keep them around.

Do we need to pay more attention to the content? Or do we need to offer them incentives?
How would you deal with a situation like this? I am all out of ideas at the moment as my users make only posts and not threads and it's very difficult to come up with thread content these days.

 

[saoussen57651]

The system of intencitives should not be instant, means I could post whatever I want but moderator approves reward. A member could reach payout for low quality posts that occurs negative balance and therefore forum will be loser. As member will not post again after getting paid.

 

[HK World]

If a previous forum had some value, good number of members and decent moderators, it's much easier to revive such forums than building a new one from the scratch especially, if the forum is not erased and it still has some backlinks or indexed pages on search engines. I guess it's worth investing time in such forums (reviving and promoting again). Contacting old members is also good idea and adding some new features to it can make it better than ever before. Just go ahead!

 

[Lynaia]

I think it will be very easy for you if you have money and you truly want to push your website up a little. You can pay to advertise your website so that your website will be generating more traffic.

 

[frederick_9]

The incentive mechanism shouldn't be immediate; otherwise, I may publish anything, and the moderator would still have to approve the payout.
A user may receive payment for low-quality postings that result in a negative balance, losing the forum.
Once a member has been compensated, they won't post again.

 

[eenya001]

if your aim is to revive your dying blog or website, i think the first step is to change your modus of operandi, critically look into why your site is performing bladly and work on it.

 

[Chibson]

One of the major ways of reviving a dying forum is increment in the incentive program. Another way of reviving it is hiring knowledgeable and fresh staff members.

 

[Kvngsammy]

A good way to revive a dying forum or online community is to first revamp the graphics of the site. Make it more appealing and modern; then you can begin to throw in incentives that'll make users increase.

 

[eenya001]

yeah, you need to change the graphic of the website to make it not just appealing but easy to navigate and also the loading speed of the site as well, this are the things that would also help.

 

[Bbwoy95]

Is there a way to do this?
What would you do to revive a dying website/forum? Well, let's assume that there are still some loyal users left but you need to make the move fast, so that you would be able to keep them around.

Do we need to pay more attention to the content? Or do we need to offer them incentives?
How would you deal with a situation like this? I am all out of ideas at the moment as my users make only posts and not threads and it's very difficult to come up with thread content these days.

The most effective means of REVIVING a DYING WEBSITE is by applying the following:

• Build an Excellent Visual Design. Web design is the heart of a great site.
• High-Quality Content. Without high-quality content on your site, you can forget about SEO
• Intuitive Navigation.
• Credible Information.
• Mobile Compatibility.

 

[Laurentta]

Well, if it is a paid forum, you can revive it my increasing users earnings if possible. It could be that users are not longer satisfied with their earnings and that's why they are leaving the forum.

 

[Alisco]

The effective method to revive a dying forum is by reducing strictness of banning users and increasing the percentage of payment. After doing that the technicality and the orientation of the forum needs to be exquisite.

 

[Ronny_4son]

I think the first step to reviving a defunct website is to first ascertain and look into the reasons why the page was struggling so badly and construct viable solutions to enhance the relevance of the webpage

 

[Genie011]

There are several methods that could be employed to revive a dying website.
The important thing is to know the cause of the decline in growth and tailor your solution towards it.

 

[Kane]

If you have a forum and it is dying, hire some paid posters on your site and ask them to create content, and in the mean time also promote your forum on other webmaster forums.

 

[Heatman]

Is there a way to do this?
What would you do to revive a dying website/forum? Well, let's assume that there are still some loyal users left but you need to make the move fast, so that you would be able to keep them around.

Do we need to pay more attention to the content? Or do we need to offer them incentives?
How would you deal with a situation like this? I am all out of ideas at the moment as my users make only posts and not threads and it's very difficult to come up with thread content these days.

I believe that the best way to revive any website that's dying would be to invest more time and even money into it. You more high quality contents and lots of activities.

 

[Cedric]

I've released an article about this a few days ago. Apologies if I'm not allowed to link to it. How to revive your community in 4 easy ways

 

[Good-Person]

If you have a forum and it is dying, hire some paid posters on your site and ask them to create content, and in the mean time also promote your forum on other webmaster forums.

Well, sometimes some people might have a lots of content ion their blog or website, but still they may struggle a lot to get traffic. This is a really huge sign that your website may die.

 

[Kane]

Well, sometimes some people might have a lots of content ion their blog or website, but still they may struggle a lot to get traffic. This is a really huge sign that your website may die.

Having a lot of content is not enough to get traffic. You need content that can be found on search engines as well as share-worthy content. Share worthy content means people are interested in sharing your content.

 

[Smiles20]

You can actually do a lot with trying to increase the incentives around. You can also try to bring some exciting things like games and opportunity for people to meet themselves.