Can You Run a PTP Forum Like a Business

[nomad]

RIF is a paid to post forum. User can make money from this forum through multiple methods such as posting on the forums, offering services through marketplace, or exchanging crypto currency or other forum currency. Do you think paid to post forum like RIF is a business? Do you think the owner of PTP sites can generate enough revenue not only to pay the users but also pay for website maintaining as well as make profits? Can a PTP site become a real business?
I have been posting on PTP sites for over 8 years and one of the major issue is sustainability. PTP sites are unable to sustain for a long time. Therefor I really doubt that PTP site can actually become a real business. What do you think?

 

[Ovy]

Of course, it is quite possible to run a PTP (paid-to-post) forum as a business. There are a few key steps you'll need to take to be successful. First, you'll need to choose a niche that you're passionate about and that has a large enough audience to support a PTP forum. Next, you'll need to create high quality contents that will engage your users and encourages them to post frequently. You'll also need to monetize your forum through advertising, subscriptions, or other revenue streams.

 

[eldavis]

To be honest I doubt I would be able run a paid to post site as a business cause I do not have any experience in this field and then again I won't always be available to manage the site.

 

[Stardom22]

I think it's very possible to turn a forum site to a very successful business for that matter. However it requires more investments in providing good quality content and appealing forums that are being liked by many.

 

[HansonU99]

Yes people are doing this it's a good business model but I believe if you can afford to run a gpt website it's much more better because you will get advertisers easily

 

[nomad]

I think it's very possible to turn a forum site to a very successful business for that matter. However it requires more investments in providing good quality content and appealing forums that are being liked by many.

Do you think a better pay rate would get better quality content on forums? How would you judge the content quality on currently active paid to post forums? Do you think existing content quality can bring enough traffic for revenue generation?

 

[fcbetting]

Do you have some example of business model in PTP forums. Some guide how to set everything, choose payout rates, payment options. It could help other webmastes to run similar forums and maybe find way for increase revenue and suinstanbility.

 

[Starmix]

A paid to post forum sites don't last for years except perhaps the Forum Coin for many said it's a very old forum site. I dunno for I stopped doing activities there. A ptp site could be considered business by the owner for it generates money, pay people and pay the web maintenance and more. It could be a shortlived business though.

 

[aovurevu]

RIF is a paid to post forum. User can make money from this forum through multiple methods such as posting on the forums, offering services through marketplace, or exchanging crypto currency or other forum currency. Do you think paid to post forum like RIF is a business? Do you think the owner of PTP sites can generate enough revenue not only to pay the users but also pay for website maintaining as well as make profits? Can a PTP site become a real business?
I have been posting on PTP sites for over 8 years and one of the major issue is sustainability. PTP sites are unable to sustain for a long time. Therefor I really doubt that PTP site can actually become a real business. What do you think?

Wow, you have actually been on ptp sites for a long while.8 years a way too much . I just get to know about ptp sites about 3 to 4 years back and the first one I get to know is bizdustry .

 

[kirubel]

Yes, i think the owners of this forum considers running this forum as a business and additional source of income, and since additional source of incomes are considered business then it is a business running a ptp forums.