Dear DP, I have recently acquired a paid posting business and I'm looking to kickstart it. http://cheapforumposting.com Check it out and place an order if you'd like to try us. Thanks! Alan
wow pal prices are a bit to high there, people usually charge $8-10/100 posts, you charge $35, way to expensive. Also, do you guys do warez posting ?
Please, if you're going to criticise atleast do it accurately. The highest package is 200 posts @ $35 not 100. If that's high then by all means go to a lower priced service. No hard feelings. We'll consider anything.
We had made a request for forum posted to the site before Alan took over. I had almost forgotten about it and was thinking about trying to find someone since ForumElves went out of business. Anyway, Alan found my message and contacted me a couple of weeks ago, so I signed up for one of the medium packages. I think they started posting about a week ago and I requested a couple of things including posting at a fairly slow rate so I don't have to spend a lot of time replying all at once. So far the posts are what I would consider above average with thoughtful, interesting questions asked, and some replies to my posts. If this continues I will be 100% satisfied with the work and the price paid. You can certainly find lower priced services, but the two things you need from these services in most cases, are posts with good English usage, and content that has keywords that can be indexed so others find you site via search engines. I'm going to suggest to Alan that he consider asking clients to provide him with a list of keywords that should be used in their posts. This will help them in their research for find things to post about, and will help with the SEO for the content that they post. I also recommend that their customers consider having them concentrate on asking questions, rather than asking questions and then posting answers. The reason is that just as you see with this post, forum owners are going to have the information and interest to provide detailed answers that not only provide the content they need, but also show they have some knowledge on the subject. Alan also made an unsolicited suggestion for our forum about adding additional topics that should improve it. And that kind of helpfulness and support can make a big difference from others that just post a bunch of stuff and don't really seem to care about your site long term. [PM me if you want to the URL to our forum.]