Paid forum posting is not all that new. For years, freelance writers have offered their forum posting services for new forum owners. Forum admins who were looking to build their forums up with posts and were having trouble attracting a crowd, have been turning to these forum posting services to help out increasingly over the last several years. Now, there are many choices out there and there are even some websites devoted to reviewing paid posting websites. I would suggest that you take a look at some of the reviews if you're looking to purchase forum posters for your forum. Some may be cheaper than others, but the quality and length of the posts is no where near that of the more expensive paid posting companies.
After reviewing some of these paid posters myself, I've found that only a few of them really offer posters who are willing to go out of their way to research the topic at hand. Make sure that you find a service that has had experience posting on the topic that you need posters for or that can at least show you samples of their work that shows they can handle complex subjects and type in a manner that is pleasing to the eye. There's something to be said for a forum poster that doesn't use fowl language, poor sentence structure, and bad grammar. You may wish to specify that the forum posters is an English native as well if grammar is especially important to you.
Finally, I've developed a forum myself that you will likely be interested in visiting if you have read this far and I have sparked your interest. At http://forumposters.org/forum, you can find a discussion about paid forum posting from several active paid forum posters themselves. Visit the forum and ask a question about forum posting and you'll get a quick and thoughtful reply.
Joann Brooks is a freelance writer and web developer who spends a lot of time on the internet. She also hosts several online forums and blogs. http://forumposters.org/forum is one of these forums.
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