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- Thread starter Gigatraf
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- Jan 3, 2013
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Why did you join the forum?
Try it in the related sub forum. You will get the idea.
Try it in the related sub forum. You will get the idea.
- Mar 8, 2009
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You must be good at something in IM. Try helping out other members, but please don't use AI to do so. I wish you luck.
- Mar 10, 2010
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That's not how to look at things here.
Working to get to X amount of posts is not organic
Naturally communicating is organic, and that is what makes quality content, which I'm sure you want to do.
You have received good advice from the others above me; I'd take that to the bank.
- Nov 12, 2024
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If your first thought on joining BHW is "OK, must get to 15 / 100 posts as fast as possible" then you have the wrong attitude and the chances are you will go nowhere on here.
If your first thought is "Cool community, I think I'll join up and share some things" then you have the right attitude and you have the chance to do well. Because people will see you're an eager contributor first and foremost, it will build your reputation, and then when you do hit 15 / 100 posts more people will be interested in what you've got to say and are more likely to want to do business with you.
The most prominent and respected members on here did not ascend to that level by ChatGPTing the shit out of the forum so they could buy Jr. VIP or post in WTB / HAF. They did it by being informative, engaging and earning respect in an organic manner.
If your first thought is "Cool community, I think I'll join up and share some things" then you have the right attitude and you have the chance to do well. Because people will see you're an eager contributor first and foremost, it will build your reputation, and then when you do hit 15 / 100 posts more people will be interested in what you've got to say and are more likely to want to do business with you.
The most prominent and respected members on here did not ascend to that level by ChatGPTing the shit out of the forum so they could buy Jr. VIP or post in WTB / HAF. They did it by being informative, engaging and earning respect in an organic manner.
- Oct 28, 2020
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if you had bothered replying to my comment here you will have made another post (maybe more if I were to follow up with more questions):
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/d...r-just-publish-new-ones.1800135/post-20536175
And by the way, if you just cared about helping other people by spending a few hours to answer their questions you would have passed 15 posts without even noticing, but you people are so worked up over meeting these (otherwise low) thresholds that you freeze in panic like deer in headlights and can't figure out how to reach them fast and you start spamming and getting banned lol...
Anyway, you don't need to create threads yourself, you just browse the forums that you have interest in (AI, black hat, social media, web hosting, etc) and reply to people's questions and in less than an hour you can have more than 15 posts...)
AtomicSamurai
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- Jan 29, 2026
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There are many threads ask for suggestions and ideas and if you have expertise in them, then reply them and do help them
Thanks, I thought I had to create exactly 15 threads.
- Oct 28, 2020
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nope
AhmadMuniraj
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- Jan 28, 2026
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You could just share stuff from your own experience—like an SEO tip that actually worked, a mistake you learned from, how you handle link building, outreach tricks, or the tools you rely on. People usually engage more with real, practical experiences than generic advice.
- May 2, 2010
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There are like at least 50-100 things that you can do, just at first glance of many posts in the main forums, and money making. Working on your projects, and not on your BHW post count is inversely how you get more posts. You will have knowledge gaps you can ask about, and info you learn that you can share.