MrMagicHands
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- May 17, 2018
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Just for on-site purposes not necassarily linking to your third party stuff - many popular forums out there i’ve noticed regardless of niche have a members blogging or ‘member space’ section...
A lot of members have posted very, very good guides on here although the same members material can often be quite scattered. I was wondering whether it would makes sense to have an option for people to link all their stuff on their blog instead of/ as well as the main forums if they choose, not only that but also for journeys, and other things - cases studies and experiments and posting of news articles that interest that member in particular, anything marketing or relevant tech stuff and just give their opinions, advice, findings, reviews - imo it gives a good character profile to members too so if I wanted to find insights or latest development in video marketing or python or whatever I would be more likely to know which guy has a keen interest in that from the things they post and can follow them and pm them.
obvs giving members incentives to contribute and post quality stuff like they do now would probably encourage more blogs (and readers).
A lot of members have posted very, very good guides on here although the same members material can often be quite scattered. I was wondering whether it would makes sense to have an option for people to link all their stuff on their blog instead of/ as well as the main forums if they choose, not only that but also for journeys, and other things - cases studies and experiments and posting of news articles that interest that member in particular, anything marketing or relevant tech stuff and just give their opinions, advice, findings, reviews - imo it gives a good character profile to members too so if I wanted to find insights or latest development in video marketing or python or whatever I would be more likely to know which guy has a keen interest in that from the things they post and can follow them and pm them.
obvs giving members incentives to contribute and post quality stuff like they do now would probably encourage more blogs (and readers).
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