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We all know that running a successful forum takes a lot of time and effort, and for some webmasters, that effort has paid off in the form of a large and thriving community.
But what exactly qualifies as a "big board"? Is it a certain number of registered users or posts? Or is it more about the level of engagement and activity on the site?
And what are the challenges and benefits of running a big board? On the one hand, a large community can bring in more traffic, generate more ad revenue...
But what exactly qualifies as a "big board"? Is it a certain number of registered users or posts? Or is it more about the level of engagement and activity on the site?
And what are the challenges and benefits of running a big board? On the one hand, a large community can bring in more traffic, generate more ad revenue...
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