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What I Look For as A Content Writer

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rhowellky · in Postloop Talk 6 replies 2K views
#1
I love contributing meaningful content to really any social platform! A lot has to do with the fact that I love learning from others. I love sharing my knowledge and seeing how it stacks up against a different perspective.

I was not part of the old Postloop (dang it!) and I am excited for what the future holds for this one.

As a content creator, I am always looking for diversity and exchange. A diverse audience, a diverse topic, etc really lends itself to discussions that are more robust. You can tell a huge difference when someone is posting just enough to stay active and when they are really present for the group.

Exchange is simply the exchange of ideas. Participation is key. When I see people reading, reacting and replying...I am absolutely ready to get back into the topic and keep it rolling forward.

Here is to the future!
#2
Honestly, this is one of the things I really miss from the "old internet" (and now I've dated myself... well, damn). The exchange of ideas for the sake of information seeking instead of empty affirmations or engagement.

There have been claims of narcissistic traits becoming more prevalent with the rise of social media—or, at the very least,  how we engage online. Do you find this to be true? If so, how do you think it affects content quality and what can we do to engage others in meaningful conversation?
#3

I love contributing meaningful content to really any social platform! A lot has to do with the fact that I love learning from others. I love sharing my knowledge and seeing how it stacks up against a different perspective.

I was not part of the old Postloop (dang it!) and I am excited for what the future holds for this one.

As a content creator, I am always looking for diversity and exchange. A diverse audience, a diverse topic, etc really lends itself to discussions that are more robust. You can tell a huge difference when someone is posting just enough to stay active and when they are really present for the group.

Exchange is simply the exchange of ideas. Participation is key. When I see people reading, reacting and replying...I am absolutely ready to get back into the topic and keep it rolling forward.

Here is to the future!


Those are exactly the qualities I would love to see on the forum I run!! My members have caught on to the type of posters who are there just to get a post count and leave and don't even respond to them anymore. I have to be very picky on who posts there, otherwise it's a waste of everyone's time.
#4

I love contributing meaningful content to really any social platform! A lot has to do with the fact that I love learning from others. I love sharing my knowledge and seeing how it stacks up against a different perspective.

I was not part of the old Postloop (dang it!) and I am excited for what the future holds for this one.

As a content creator, I am always looking for diversity and exchange. A diverse audience, a diverse topic, etc really lends itself to discussions that are more robust. You can tell a huge difference when someone is posting just enough to stay active and when they are really present for the group.

Exchange is simply the exchange of ideas. Participation is key. When I see people reading, reacting and replying...I am absolutely ready to get back into the topic and keep it rolling forward.

Here is to the future!

This is what I look for as well! I wasn't part of the original Postloop either, I didn't have the funds to purchase posts for my forums. This is also why I prefer forums over any other forms of communication online, you can have more meaningful conversations on forums.
#5

Honestly, this is one of the things I really miss from the "old internet" (and now I've dated myself... well, damn). The exchange of ideas for the sake of information seeking instead of empty affirmations or engagement.

There have been claims of narcissistic traits becoming more prevalent with the rise of social media—or, at the very least,  how we engage online. Do you find this to be true? If so, how do you think it affects content quality and what can we do to engage others in meaningful conversation?

Platforms like FB that lean heavily on algorithms are the main offenders. People find it hard to have meaningful conversations with others online when they feel that the dialogue is being steered in a direction that makes the platform more money. It's even worse when there are character limits imposed on messages. You can't sustain meaningful dialogue that way.

Doing this the "old-fashioned" way is what people want to turn to these days. We can have basic, low-key chat forums and still have meaningful conversations.
#6

A content writer is a person who has the ability to compel people to read the content. The phrases and sentences created by the writer adds charisma and this attracts readers to read more and more. This is the kind of writer I would like to be. I do not think that social media is actually for serious people. Forums are the places where people engage in meaningful conversations and this is why forums thrive.

#7

I was part of the old Postloop and did extremely well. This link says it all

https://forumcoin.com/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=18180&p=327164#p327164

Within a short span I earned over 200 dollars there and this was possible as Forum owners liked what I wrote there Hoping to get a similar expderience here.

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