Forum Posters Needed: English, Danish, Dutch, German and Italian

ThePlayr.com · #1 () 10-11-2008, 07:47 AM

We are launching a new forum on ThePlayr.com early next week. The site and current forum already get a lot of trafffic, however we are starting over in vBulletin from scratch. To make sure that people participate in the new forum we'd like to hire some prop posters to help get things going. We are looking for English, Danish, German, Italian and Dutch language posters. If you can speak more than one of those, fantastic! Must be legitimate quality posting. Content can be poker strategy, poker current events or off topic. Positions will be available for as long as they are needed. Hopefully not more than a couple of months. Absolutely no spamming of your sites or offering any signup offers to poker rooms will be tolerated. PM or post here with any questions. Or send a PM if you are interested in helping out. Thanks!

fastpony · #2 () 10-11-2008, 10:22 AM

10 cents seems hardly enough to draw any attention IMO could be wrong though

ThePlayr.com · #3 () 10-11-2008, 09:36 PM

Hi fastpony, Thank you for that. With 55 pageviews and no PM's I think maybe you are right. I was not sure of the going rate for this kind of thing. I just did a Google search and I saw one forum paying $0.08-$.0.10 and picked the high end of that range. What is typical for this and what is a good price to have people motivated to post? Obviously $10 a post would do the trick but it also needs to be reasonable for us

ThePlayr.com · #4 () 10-12-2008, 05:55 AM

Ok we will go with $0.15 per post. If you are interested to post in our forum please send me a PM =)

GCPguy · #5 () 10-12-2008, 11:03 AM

No offense, but I think you're going to have a hard time finding anyone on this forum who will post for any rate close to that. I could be wrong though.

At 15 cents per post, you'd have to post 100 quality posts an hour just to make $15. If anyone here can post with that frequency they need to have a forum of their own.

May I suggest that you try a site like GetaFreelancer.com or Elance.com ?

Personally, I'd be more interested in posting on your site free, in exchange for allowing signature links (like here).

Anyway, good luck with the new forum!

ThePlayr.com · #6 () 10-13-2008, 01:07 AM

Hi GC, I have several PM's from people willing to post. If you think of it like a job I agree with you. But some people just like posting on forums and ThePlayr is quite popular already. I hope that some of the paid posters will stay with the site after they no longer are paid =) Also you usually don't just sit there and post for 2 hours straight. You just pop in a couple of times a day, make a few posts and then have some money coming to you, PostBack