Number 1 priority when owning a website or forum?

[Cedric]

As webmasters, we all have a lot of responsibilities when it comes to managing our websites. But if you had to pick just one priority above all else, what would it be?

For some webmasters, their number one priority might be creating high-quality content that engages their audience and builds their brand. Others might prioritize website design and user experience, ensuring that visitors have a seamless and enjoyable experience on their site. And for others, their top priority might be driving traffic and increasing conversions.

So, what is your number one priority as a webmaster? What do you believe is the most important aspect of managing a website, and why?

Of course, there are many different factors that contribute to a successful website, and every webmaster's priorities will be different. But by identifying your top priority, you can focus your efforts and make sure that you're investing your time and resources where they'll have the biggest impact.

So let's start a discussion about our number one priorities as webmasters. What is the most important thing that you focus on when managing your website, and why? Do you have any tips or strategies for keeping your top priority front and center as you navigate the many demands of website management?

 

[Ravenfreak]

Adding new content as much as possible, this is my number one priority when owning a forum or website. You need content for members to engage with, otherwise no one will join. The site can look amazing but at the end of the day, if there's no content to engage with then the effort put into designing went to waste IMO.

 

[Sarah]

Adding contact and putting our members interest first is important

 

[Cory]

As I own a resource board, my #1 priority is to provide as many unique resources as possible.

 

[Strawberry]

From my perspective of someone who doesn't own and just visits - I would say definitely content, keep a constant flow of informative and fresh content. There are certain websites I visit just because of the articles they post and the community engagement. Design could be a big factor, but not a deciding factor. If the quality of posts on the site/forum are top tier, then I can look past the design.

 

[Heatman]

What is a forum without more high quality contents? It's one of most important things that makes forums what they are.

If you don't make it a priority in your forum to add more contents always, it will get to a point where discussion will dry up in your community and that's a forum killer.