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Post by oliver101 on Apr 8, 2014 20:50:45 GMT
I know this subject has been touched on in the past, but is there any reason why a blanket email can't be sent to the 250 odd members of this forum inviting them to take another look at its contents. I bet alot of them have forgotten about the forum over the years. I tend to dip in and out of it over the months due to work and time commitments, but I reckon a 'reminder email' about what goes on here, would remind a few people to take another look.
It seems that there are a hard core of about 20 to 30 people who look on here weekly. What about encouraging the other 90% to have another look.
Any other viewpoints on encouraging old members to stop by here again?
This post is just a thought provoking exercise really. And what about new members opinions on this subject?
Ian
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Post by frankie on Apr 8, 2014 22:43:47 GMT
Some have passed on,some are double identities,some may have lost the new link.Maybe take a look at some of the "new" members posts.
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Post by geordiebennett on Apr 8, 2014 23:06:20 GMT
I only ever see about five or six of the same people having an input or looking for a swap,a lot different to when I joined a couple of years ago.
Geordie
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Post by gibbo on Apr 27, 2014 21:43:52 GMT
I know this subject has been touched on in the past, but is there any reason why a blanket email can't be sent to the 250 odd members of this forum inviting them to take another look at its contents. I bet alot of them have forgotten about the forum over the years. I tend to dip in and out of it over the months due to work and time commitments, but I reckon a 'reminder email' about what goes on here, would remind a few people to take another look. It seems that there are a hard core of about 20 to 30 people who look on here weekly. What about encouraging the other 90% to have another look. Any other viewpoints on encouraging old members to stop by here again? This post is just a thought provoking exercise really. And what about new members opinions on this subject? Ian Reporting in as requested! LOL Cheers, Gibbo  |
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Post by weegeo on Apr 28, 2014 18:27:42 GMT
Good point Ian we used to have a lot of posting on the forum [we still have some very interesting topics]but i suppose after time the interest starts to wane.On facebook you can find a lot of the old members who used to post a lot but sadly not now,don`t really know what the reason is but lets be glad with the guys we have
weegeo
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Post by rogerb on Apr 29, 2014 14:16:31 GMT
I wonder if, like me, some members just have a look at the forum and don't always log on unless there's something they want to contribute to.
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Post by ziggy on Apr 29, 2014 14:56:20 GMT
Yes, Roger, I look in most days to see if there's anything I can add, maybe fill a request or answer a question (I leave the technical stuff to JohnG, lol). Sometimes I might see a request & say "can I have that, too, please?". I don't post just for the sake of it, the old Midimart forum they had a minimum posting rule, but that just leads the forum being filled with crap. I think if you've got nothing useful or interesting to say, keep schtum, or to put that another way, better to have quality than quantity.
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