I think it could with modifications. Anyway, there are still plenty of people with forums. However, I'm not sure if many of them can afford what a forum posting service would want? How might they afford it?
Could a Postloop type service ever be big again?
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As a forum owner, I frequently buy posting services on various webmaster forums and I believe a postloop like service would be very niche. I know a guy who is running a similar service and I am a paid writer. I have never bought services though.
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What do you mean it is very niche? Myself, I don't see a return of this stuff. In fact, The Forum Wheel, one of the current ones, has only a few forums. It's nothing like Postloop in the mid 2010s when I think you could almost get a semi-part-time income from it, even from the US, UK etc..
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Sorry for the error. I mean if there was a service like postloop, it would be nice for forum owners to get activities and writers to make some cash. Back in 2015, I was making around $180 per month from Postloop and The Forum Wheel
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Not being nosy and you don't have to answer, but how many hours did you put into it? Of course, though, in different nations, time is worth different money.
I used to spend around 2 hours posting on the forums available through Postloop and The Forum Wheel. Interestingly, some forums were on both platforms and I could earn on both forum wheel and postloop from the same posts.
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