Forum Moderators: phranque
Thanks!
I hope you're joking.
Sure, if you want to tarnish your client's field and product as fast as possible, then spam all the message boards you can find with your client's "message". It's sure to be appreciated. Not only will you sink your client's bouyant outlook on making a fast buck, you'll ensure that future marketing attempts will be sullied by your client's zeal to spam forums and newsgroups.
<hint>Tell your client to look into legitimate ways of marketing products.</hint>
Welcome to WebmasterWorld. This is the place on the web to to learn about web marketing and absolutely the last place on earth to learn about spamming forums unless of course you want to learn just how much forum spam is appreciated.
<added>Yer fast WG</added>
The local school and a bar of chocolate and you've got yourself a fully working spamming machine :)
For example:
There are many messageboards that have specific forums for bands/music producers to post links to their music in order to promote themselves. It is very time consuming to go to message board after message board using cut'n paste and would be nice to have something to automate the process.
Is this considered spamming?
Dunno, going to some related message boards now to see how it works. If you can stickymail me some examples of those messageboards I'd appreciate it. Just click "stickymail" next to my nickname and then send me some links.
[edited by: digitalghost at 6:37 am (utc) on May 16, 2003]
As digitalghost mentionned, you will hurt your client by spamming message boards more than anything else.
>>Is this considered spamming?
Not if you follow the rules. There is not much point in doing it though. The only ones who read those are mods/admins of the forum and other promoters. I would not waste my time. You will see almost no traffic from these forums.
