Writing your best content for forums.

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Hey users, why do you think you need to write great content for any forum? Well every forum has their own rules to abide to and I will provide you with the necessary information as instructions to help you do a thread/guide, not a basic one but a detailed thread/guide. If you were interested in making the right choices, doing research and creating the content that will bring you a great cash flow you are in the right spot.

Let us start with the title, you need to be clearly about what you will write so that everybody will already know whether the thread/guide is for them or it is not.

One of the first things you need to plan the structure of your thread/guide! Clearly here at www.bizdustry.com you know that your target audience wants to find ways to earn money, focuses on the reviews of others and also wants to post to gain so you know your niche, though I want to specify that nobody wants content that is copied from another place, which would be someones else work ( let us not forget that this might also get you banned and your points deducted ). So let us dive into this step-by-step process :

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Step zero: Structuring the plan​

For sure the most important point is the zero step. First you need to follow the review format, making something easy to follow you need to visualize how it will look before you are doing it, breaking it into sections, each segment would contain the right amount of information to give clarity. Since the rules specifies it and the community is speaking English the content language must abide to that. You should find the right images and their position, think about checking for no copyright images so you will have no issues with that, or if you have a package to buy premium content that is even better. Check Pexels.com or Freepik.com. I will not fill you up with a lot of information as you shouldn't when you structure your plan, try to be specific, aim for simple complexity.

Step one: Researching Content​

Depending on what you want to write, you need to take time to research for resources about your niche/topic, you need to collect information so that you will aim answering most of the question you would ask yourself about that topic/niche. Spend at least one hour searching and finding the right information, the right images etc., I think that researching is the foundation of each thread/guide When you are doing research do not forget to use sources, but do not copy paste not even a phrase, give your honest opinion about what others wrote, it is subjective, most of the content that was done was recycled many times until you have read it.

Step two: Drafting information​

Connecting your selected visual content (like photos, screenshots etc.) to support your researched information. The best way to create an active guide is to speak directly to the users by starting with a verb, telling them what is best to do as much as possible, focusing on that is better than aiming for what they should not. You need to find the right words to phrase each idea you have, if you had a brain storm session that will bring more energy into the next actions. Take notes, make some sketches before you start putting everything together, do not be afraid to get messy, there is nothing to regret if you try out something new, that is how you are going to improve your skills.

Step three: Editing/Reviewing​

I think the most important is to check for any kind of mistakes, spelling or grammar, do it thoroughly checking your guide from top to bottom, do it twice and after that check it through grammarly. Try to play with the font, size and color to ease the readers on what is important, emphasize the focus exactly where you want. Bold the Headings so they are more prominent than the other text and again be creative, do not shy out it is your creation. After you finished this step, take another look over and be sure everything is in the right place and there are no kind of errors.

The Final Step: Posting Thread​

If you managed to get up to this point you did over 99% of the job, what is left now for you is to go on the forum paste the content that you just finished and celebrate while you press the button Post New Thread, that is all folks. I want to thank you for going with me through this guide and may it help you from now on bring your content to the best potential.


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[Goodday]

The information provided in this thread is really helpful for forum posting in general. Most at times we the users break forum rules because of ignorance and this affect the site's rating too. When threads like this are taken into consideration by all the members, l think trash posts will reduce drastically.

 

[chicnthin]

This is such an articulate article with a detailed information. First thing I know is we have to create an engaging title as it is the one we read first. We have to make it interesting and catch the attention of readers. Be sure to include punctuation marks in our writings, because how the reader's read depends on it.

 

[gammarays]

I think you're right on the steps to write a good and engaging forum topic. When writing a topic, you should first think about it and know how best to present it to your readers. You have to present it in such a way that it'll be easy to understand even to a newbie. If you don't have an in-depth understanding about the topic, you can read it up to gain clarity before you write about it.

 

[Ehtisham memon]

I think is right to create an good content with writting if you have skill so I suggest you joined the fiver and freelancer account and Take a job with the other people you have earn more and more with this skill than you create a good and best forum with good content and network marketing Bussiness

 

[btaliat]

One of the reasons I love visiting bizdustry.com is this. The article is well written and self explanatory. I don't know anything about the topic until I took my to m to read the topic and I can boastfully say now that I can explain the topic excellently.

 

[Sake]

Very informative post for someone like me that rarely make my own posted threads. Since I don't really know how should i do it so it wouldn't end up being a trash and affect the website. Now i kind of have an idea what to do but i will only make a post when i personally think It's a quality and helpful review.

 

[Abigael]

I think you're right on the steps to write a good and engaging forum topic. When writing a topic, you should first think about it and know how best to present it to your readers. You have to present it in such a way that it'll be easy to understand even to a newbie. If you don't have an in-depth understanding about the topic, you can read it up to gain clarity before you write about it.

Yeah, that is very true. One should really write well in a way that even the newbies can understand. It is a good thing that we can easily do research online these days. So you read widely before writing about the topic.
This skill of writing well comprehensive topics tends to improve with time and practice. So one should keep on writing in order to do best.

 

[gammarays]

Yeah, that is very true. One should really write well in a way that even the newbies can understand. It is a good thing that we can easily do research online these days. So you read widely before writing about the topic.
This skill of writing well comprehensive topics tends to improve with time and practice. So one should keep on writing in order to do best.

Yeah, that is very true. One should really write well in a way that even the newbies can understand. It is a good thing that we can easily do research online these days. So you read widely before writing about the topic.
This skill of writing well comprehensive topics tends to improve with time and practice. So one should keep on writing in order to do best.

You're very correct, one can improve his or her writing skills with time and practice. That's one of the advantage of paid forums. It gives me an edge because I get to read about new topics and get a grasp on what is happening. I can now contribute on topics based on what I read. Writing is a skill everyone must get in order to adapt easily in our world.

 

[WhiteHouse]

Thank you for this information, writing quality contents is good for us and the forum In terms of SEO and it also helps both the writer and the reader as he adds more knowledge to them, and even

 

[Justin]

The first requirement is to have language and writing skills. You don need to be English graduate, but you must habe the ability to write correctly. Second requirement is to have knowledge on the topic. A lot of peope post without research, you need to know what you are writing.

 

[EMMANUEL]

Before you start trying to brainstorm content ideas, it’s best to be in a problem solving frame of mind. You’re attempting to solve the problems and answer the questions your target readers have regarding your industry.
In other words, you are looking for questions. It could be questions people ask aloud, things they search for, or things they simply ponder in their minds.

 

[Kelly5]

View attachment 661​

Hey users, why do you think you need to write great content for any forum? Well every forum has their own rules to abide to and I will provide you with the necessary information as instructions to help you do a thread/guide, not a basic one but a detailed thread/guide. If you were interested in making the right choices, doing research and creating the content that will bring you a great cash flow you are in the right spot.

Let us start with the title, you need to be clearly about what you will write so that everybody will already know whether the thread/guide is for them or it is not.

One of the first things you need to plan the structure of your thread/guide! Clearly here at www.bizdustry.com you know that your target audience wants to find ways to earn money, focuses on the reviews of others and also wants to post to gain so you know your niche, though I want to specify that nobody wants content that is copied from another place, which would be someones else work ( let us not forget that this might also get you banned and your points deducted ). So let us dive into this step-by-step process :

View attachment 657​

Step zero: Structuring the plan​

For sure the most important point is the zero step. First you need to follow the review format, making something easy to follow you need to visualize how it will look before you are doing it, breaking it into sections, each segment would contain the right amount of information to give clarity. Since the rules specifies it and the community is speaking English the content language must abide to that. You should find the right images and their position, think about checking for no copyright images so you will have no issues with that, or if you have a package to buy premium content that is even better. Check Pexels.com or Freepik.com. I will not fill you up with a lot of information as you shouldn't when you structure your plan, try to be specific, aim for simple complexity.

Step one: Researching Content​

Depending on what you want to write, you need to take time to research for resources about your niche/topic, you need to collect information so that you will aim answering most of the question you would ask yourself about that topic/niche. Spend at least one hour searching and finding the right information, the right images etc., I think that researching is the foundation of each thread/guide When you are doing research do not forget to use sources, but do not copy paste not even a phrase, give your honest opinion about what others wrote, it is subjective, most of the content that was done was recycled many times until you have read it.

Step two: Drafting information​

Connecting your selected visual content (like photos, screenshots etc.) to support your researched information. The best way to create an active guide is to speak directly to the users by starting with a verb, telling them what is best to do as much as possible, focusing on that is better than aiming for what they should not. You need to find the right words to phrase each idea you have, if you had a brain storm session that will bring more energy into the next actions. Take notes, make some sketches before you start putting everything together, do not be afraid to get messy, there is nothing to regret if you try out something new, that is how you are going to improve your skills.

Step three: Editing/Reviewing​

I think the most important is to check for any kind of mistakes, spelling or grammar, do it thoroughly checking your guide from top to bottom, do it twice and after that check it through grammarly. Try to play with the font, size and color to ease the readers on what is important, emphasize the focus exactly where you want. Bold the Headings so they are more prominent than the other text and again be creative, do not shy out it is your creation. After you finished this step, take another look over and be sure everything is in the right place and there are no kind of errors.

The Final Step: Posting Thread​

If you managed to get up to this point you did over 99% of the job, what is left now for you is to go on the forum paste the content that you just finished and celebrate while you press the button Post New Thread, that is all folks. I want to thank you for going with me through this guide and may it help you from now on bring your content to the best potential.


If you enjoyed this content I invite you to react to it.
If you want to help with a donation click here on any number of biznotes, and press donate, complete the amount and add my username. Much appreciated!

As bonus you have a YouTube video here that might help you learn more.
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With this textbook kind of content you posted, I will have to say it is also rich in content. Writing great contents in one's forum posts goes a long way in helping solve whatever problem the poster is intending to get solved for many who will such content.

 

[Nurudeen]

This is a good post for those who want to go into get paid to post forums to make some good amount of money for themselves. One of the major reasons why some people are always banned every time is that they post inferior content or copy and paste content but with the help of this comprehensive guide it will help a lot of people to post good contents.
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This is a good post for those who want to go into get paid to post forums to make some good amount of money for themselves. One of the major reasons why some people are always banned every time is that they post inferior content or copy and paste content but with the help of this comprehensive guide it will help a lot of people to post good contents.

 

[kayode10]

This is a great and insightful post from the you man. I think someone who always want to post on forum needs too bookmark this post for future reference. It gives details on how someone can structure the post for easy read and fast assimilation by the reader. This post also good for bloggers who post regularly on their blogs.

 

[Seun4luv]

Always Focus On Creating Strong Headlines. Make Your content Actionable. Be Able to Provide Answers. Be Accurate in Your Reporting and Sourcing of Information. Create Engaging and Thought Provoking content Communicate better by Adding Images and Video.

 

[Janita]

Really informative post you have shared,
We all must need to follow the given post articles specially beginner's and we as well.yhere are many important point that we missed somehow so by following these points we can be the good content writer.

 

[Kane]

I am posting on forums since 2015. There was a time when I was earning almost $200 per month just by posting on forums. Most of the forums I was using were available to me through postloop and the forum wheel. In order to post on forums, I had to do test posts and receive at least 4 stars out of 5 stars rating. If I was not posting good content, I would be rated low and my subscription would be revoked.

 

[Shaffy]

If people were to follow the tips here they would be able to post high quality posts and it would help them to avoid being banned anyhow.

 

[Kvngsammy]

This is a great thread really and if there's a way this can be shared on the blog section as well; I've come across a lot of threads that are nowhere close to having any atom of quality in them whatsoever.

 

[Kane]

I think a lot of effort needs to be put into topics because your content gets ranked on search engines for the title tag and keywords. The topic thread needs to have information and also be of a certain lenght. Too short is not good and too long is also not very good. You need to strick a balance.