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There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
 
Not spammed to death and not moderated cannot coexist.

Usually.

Best forums are moderated. Think BHW and Reddit for example.

Now we can see the opposite of moderated in how Quora transitioned rapidly into a den of spam even long before AI became a thing in most people's eyes.
 
There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
You can still find forums that are not flooded with spam niche communities like StackExchange, tech forums, hobby groups, and industry specific boards usually welcome quality posts.
Besides Reddit and Quora, sites like JustAnswer, Lemmy, Hive, and other niche discussion platforms are also showing up more often in search results.
 
Do we have such a list made and ready for you. No we don't and I don't think anyone is selling it at bhw marketplace. But you can double check.
How to find such forum?
Easy
Go to Google and search for clickbank or other popular affliate products
Example
Search for
Sugar defender reviews
Check if you find any forum with no moderator and not spammed to death.
Yeah.
Its a manual and tedious process.
 
As @code API said: "Not spammed to death and not moderated cannot coexist.".
Even if they are not spammed to death, they will not show up in forums searches on google.
What you need to do is pay someone or get the reputation so you can post on moderated and niche forums.
yeah, reddit and quora are much easier here.
 
There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
Every running forum will have a moderator.
 
Not spammed to death and not moderated cannot coexist.

As @code API said: "Not spammed to death and not moderated cannot coexist.".
Even if they are not spammed to death, they will not show up in forums searches on google.

Every running forum will have a moderator.
Yes I know, if it's not well moderated, it would be much spammed.

I just want to see a balance between the two - sites that are not much popular and used by SEO
 
You can still find forums that are not flooded with spam niche communities like StackExchange, tech forums, hobby groups, and industry specific boards usually welcome quality posts.
Besides Reddit and Quora, sites like JustAnswer, Lemmy, Hive, and other niche discussion platforms are also showing up more often in search results.
Thank you! It's important to get cited on many forums this day.
Do we have such a list made and ready for you. No we don't and I don't think anyone is selling it at bhw marketplace. But you can double check.
How to find such forum?
Easy
Go to Google and search for clickbank or other popular affliate products
Example
Search for
Sugar defender reviews
Check if you find any forum with no moderator and not spammed to death.
Yeah.
Its a manual and tedious process.
Yes, it's a tedious, I just wanted to create a thread so others can benefit from the contributions.
 
Yes, it's a tedious, I just wanted to create a thread so others can benefit from the contributions.
This is not happening if you post here I this public thread the forum will be spammed to death.
May be it can survive few days of you post on jrvip closed forum thread.
 
There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
Look at metafilter, lemmy and niche specific forums they still have active clean communities. Emerging options like tumblr communities, amino are also worth checking.
 
Haven't tried this myself but since Reddit is ranking so well these days I suggest you try to find abandoned subs. Apparently there are a lot of unmoderated subreddits. Or create your own. Active forums are usually heavily moderated, and inactive forums don't rank.
 
There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
Quality material will always outrank quantity, so my recommendation is to choose forums with lively, engaged communities instead. In addition to popular sites like Reddit, Quora, and JustAnswer, you can look into less-popular niche forums that are relevant to your field, new question and answer websites, and industry-specific message boards that aren't yet full. You can also find new discussion sites that are getting traction by checking Google's search results for your keywords on a regular basis.
 
Haven't tried this myself but since Reddit is ranking so well these days I suggest you try to find abandoned subs. Apparently there are a lot of unmoderated subreddits. Or create your own. Active forums are usually heavily moderated, and inactive forums don't rank.
I'm not lucky with Reddit, I've lost 3 accounts there with no tangible reasons.

Same with Quora, 3 accounts were deleted this year for brand promotions I did in the past.
 
Look for tight knit communities and emerging discussion platforms posts there tend to get noticed and spark real conversations.
 
yeah bro google been pushing forum content a lot lately not just reddit n quora i’m seeing stuff from stackexchange, hackernews, lemmy, even old niche forums showing up again so posting quality threads on smaller but active forums still works great
 
From what I see, only a few forums stay active now, and niche communities seem to show up most in search results.
 
There are 2 similar things I want to ask, so I think I should not waste space asking them in different threads.

1. I need to make a list of forums that are not spammed to death, where one can easily post quality articles.

Google search engine now ranks 3 categories of content on page 1 - Blogs, Videos, and Forums.

In most searches, forum posts rank higher than videos, and I've noticed not only Reddit and Quora are featured, but JustAnswer is also ranking pretty well now.

2. What other discussion sites are coming up in your searches now?
How can a big forum operate without moderators ? You can find some dead forums but what is the benefit of posting there ?
 
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