Any advice for a cooking messageboard?

niceanice · 09-01-2006, 06:48 AM

I just started a cooking message board. 0 posters right now.

Its general cooking. I didnt want to do a niche cooking board/site (i.e., mexican cooking, italian cooking, low fat cooking, etc) because Id rather have it all on 1 message board and not divide it up into 10 different sites.

So now the site is new, any advice for how to get it moving?

I can afford to pay a little money to advertise it and to hire people to post in the beginning just to get it going.
My goal is 1 year from now to have it fairly busy and 2 years from now to have it be busy enough to charge advertisers.

but right now I just have a cooking domain name (an easy one to remember) and a forum on it, with nothing else.

Any advice, and I mean ANY advice is appreciated on this.

thanks

ps - do you think cooking is a good profitable niche?

Nymph · 09-01-2006, 07:07 AM

How about a URL to it so we can see how it's layed out?

And yes, there is money in cooking sites...I run a few recipes sites.

girl · 09-01-2006, 09:12 AM

i run a recipe site too but the bids on adsence I real real real low. It hardly makes it worth it for me

09-01-2006, 06:48 AM	#1 (permalink)
niceanice I got my grip on Netpond! Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 58 Points: 0	Any advice for a cooking messageboard? I just started a cooking message board. 0 posters right now. Its general cooking. I didnt want to do a niche cooking board/site (i.e., mexican cooking, italian cooking, low fat cooking, etc) because Id rather have it all on 1 message board and not divide it up into 10 different sites. So now the site is new, any advice for how to get it moving? I can afford to pay a little money to advertise it and to hire people to post in the beginning just to get it going. My goal is 1 year from now to have it fairly busy and 2 years from now to have it be busy enough to charge advertisers. but right now I just have a cooking domain name (an easy one to remember) and a forum on it, with nothing else. Any advice, and I mean ANY advice is appreciated on this. thanks ps - do you think cooking is a good profitable niche?

09-01-2006, 09:12 AM	#3 (permalink)
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09-01-2006, 07:07 AM	#2 (permalink)
Nymph I am Sleazybears Sex Slave Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 48 Points: 240	How about a URL to it so we can see how it's layed out? And yes, there is money in cooking sites...I run a few recipes sites.