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Do you prefer to create new sites ( blogs) at Blogjob or prefer to join Groups and Forums to receive points?
Which is faster for you?
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A combination of both. I like creating sites and sharing 300 words posts but I also like to interact on forums. Points get collected quite quickly on forums, groups etc. too and it is fun.
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I like to create sites and write posts. I am a memebr of many groups but I am not interested in making one.
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@lejla1311 i like to do both, i write 2 blogs daily
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@dawnwriter i find that collecting points is faster when writing sites
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I write two blogs daily too @peachpurple and I do a lot of interaction with other members and here on forum.
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I enjoy both. It is interesting on Blogjob. It is a matter of many sites.
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yes there are many forums and groups to join in
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I am doing both. Half interacting and half writing.
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i write before i interact daily
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I interact before I write.
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I prefer writing. But I also love to join groups which I am a member of already in different groups.
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me too, i like both
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I think interacting is faster than creating a group. When I can write here I just do the interactions.
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It is really funny to create a site or join groups.
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I prefer join groups, I dont think I have the time to manage my own group so I prefer joining other people’s groups
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I’m new here, so things could change. Currently, I enjoy doing a little bit of everything. I made one group, I’ve joined some others, I’ve written a few blogs posts, I enjoy the forums, and I like visiting my friend’s pages and blogs to comment and stuff. I really like this site so far. I’m really glad I found Blogjob.
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Yes, I also like Blogjob very much – wish I had found it earlier.
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@thelme55 yes, I interact more than creating new forums or sites or groups
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@pramalkumarsamanta in what way it is funny May I ask?
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@misswulans yes joining groups can be fun, I did tried creating groups, not many members
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@peachpurple I think it really depends on if people make and join groups only for the points or if they actually intend to interact with the groups.
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@thisnthat yes it is a fun site
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To collect points one by one is really funny in this site.
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It is really nice proposal to join groups on any topic in any site.
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I think we need to do both to actually enjoy the site. A blog post or two is good for making points but interaction is really where the fun is.
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@jkct01 yes, both have the pros and cons
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where got cons? 🙂
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well if you write sites-blogs, people will read your articles, keep following you and know your expertise.
I like to read blogs about tips and family related
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I think people need to be more active in the groups though. Too many of them have no content.
I like writing blog posts. I like reading other people’s blogs as well. That’s kind of the point of this place, isn’t it? I mean, interacting is good, but content is important too.
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yes, i do noticed too that many don’t have sites yet, more on joins groups and forums
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I use both, daily two posts/sites for sure
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@munda23/ i post 1-2 blogs daily in order to hit 150 points
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Earlier I was creating sites but later I realize people don’t bother to visit you site, so better to stay in forums for more discussion.
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@mahirish The articles you write for your sites should be ones that will attract viewers from outside BlogJob, and preferably on topics that people will still be interested in a year from now. As Barbara said, you need to promote them on social media using your referral link. That way you’ll earn points when people visit your site and it will also help you complete some of the projects and increase your daily point limit. Interacting is fun, but our blogs are an important part of this site.
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@mahirish I agree with you that less people are reading our blog
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@barbrad i usually did all the sharing
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And thus making so long article has no sense here.
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I love both. The key for me, because I don’t have a high limit on points yet, is to write 2-3 posts a day, for any three of my six sites, because then I still have enough points left to interact with people. If I use all my points writing blog posts, then I don’t feel like it’s really worth it to interact, and I love that part of it, so I make sure I’m not “spending” all my points on just writing posts. Once my limit gets higher, I may start writing more, but for now I love talking to people too much 🙂
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@mahirish you don’t have to write long articles because less people are reading.
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@pamela81 ditto here, I write 1-2 post here and left the remainders for interacting.
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You are right @peachpurple , less people are reading our blog.
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@mahirish yeah so sad. Why not you post your link on my profile page. Then I can read.
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@mahirish ok, reading now.
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I am new here. I have created a site but haven’t written a blog yet.Writing articles takes time but interacting in forum is interesting and less time consuming.
Still, I plan to write my first blog soon. My site is- franxpel -
Like most people, I too enjoy both. I don’t want to have more sites than I can handle, so I must have the least amount of blogs on here LOL. But that’s ok, because I want to be able to blog as well as interact with fellow members.
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@xavierbage/ it is okay, take your time, we can wait
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@angie10/ I noticed that majority prefer to do both since both earns points
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I think I’d do both to avoid getting bored, @peachpurple. Too much of the same thing can be a drag LOL
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I like to do it all as much as I
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@nana/ good to try both
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I think both are useful but for the future perspective if you write blogs/sites then its better because you will get big advantage of visitors on your blogs/sites
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I see a lot of groups but some are just not overly active and created just for getting points.
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@munda23/ yes i agree with you, need both to clap hands
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@anne123farmer/ i agree with you, most are not active now
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When I’m busy with school or job hunting I prefer using the groups and status updates. My blogs have been neglected recently, but when I post to them I make sure that the content is significant and somewhat interesting for an audience outside of me. For me, my preference changes based on my free time (or lack of).
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Of course, making my own site is important than joining groups.
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@anne123farmer/ I agree a lot of groups are left without any conversation.
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@iamshane487/ I create 2 sites daily , join already participated groups
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@rusty2rusty/ yes, I agree with you
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@rusty2rusty/ yes thanks for your advice, I would change my theme soon
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I’ve never joined a group. I wonder how it helps in collecting points. Do the members help one another in getting them?
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I am doing both,I write two blogs then the rest of the points will be on my interactions to some friends here.
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@laksh/ ditto here
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@saminac, yes a lot of interaction makes the community work out well
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