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Social Network Nightmare
Posted by Naughtie • 9/10/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: creative writing, network building, social group
Help! Oh yeah, hi. Help!
I started a social network on ning with members from a former reading group. The personalities didn't work out, and we had a parting of the way.
I revamped the network (I'm the owner), included Monthly Writing Challenges, Game Room, Relationship Polls, and a Soap Box Page. I've increased membership to over 40 by posting on CL.
Problem: No one is active in the group. What else can I do. Please anybody with experience and plain old good ideas, help.
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Feel free to post an invitation on my writing group here; it has more than 1500 members at varying levels of activity: www.blogcatalog.com/group/writers-and-writing
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Hi MadameX (btw I loved the movie): I may take you up on the offer. I don't want my groups (NyceNNaughtie or NaughtieScribe - the first is the very adult group, the other is the public group) to be a place where individuals take up space. I've really worked hard to make it a member's dream. We have a game room with hulu, I conduct polls like What Sexual Lies Do Men/Woman Tell Most (okay that one got a lot of hits), Monthly writing challenges (Just has a blow pop erotica challenge), but the people who've join just don't do anything. I was thinking of making it a policy that retaining membership requires activity at least twice a month. I'm just stumped.
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Hi MissSuzie: Actually we have. On the adult site (I created a private adult site, and a public site) we had a blow pop erotica challenge. It was a hit with the first group, until one of the invitees caused an issue that ruined it. Now I have three times the membership but no activity. I want members that will mix it up? Where can I recruit them?
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