Hello, although I've been a member for a month now, I've only posted 4 links now. I've watched some of the videos explaining the proper way to post within Pyrabang. I was wondering if anyone would mind taking a look at what I've done so far and help me understand what i'm doing right/wrong. ? - Thanks ~ mike

One thing I can say is that writing a good post is not something you can do overnight if you do not have previous experience. There are people that are paid thousands of dollars per month because they know how to write a good headline in the media industry.

Understand the stats on your portfolio page - what each of them mean... if you don't know ask us. The most important would be the NOI column in my opinion. If others are investing in your posts your posting good stuff.

It's more the stuff you post than the post you write... however the post you write has to get them to click ;-)

Hope this helps until we get a chance to chat in real time and I can answer some more questions... however at the moment we're WAY too busy to try and figure out what your questions are ;-)

The BEST thing you can do is check out the top posts section on the welcome page and see how other members write good posts - which is half the battle when trying to spread any kind of information.

Hi, Mike...

If you haven't gotten a chance to chat with NEO or a support member by the time you read this, feel free to use your private message feature to send me the "Post ID" numbers for your posts, and I'll try to take a look at what you have going so far...

One thing that all members should realize is that affiliate links and promotional posts rarely get lots of additional investors, and, because there are many business opportunity type posts, those do not draw the attention of members the way that some other categories of posts do...

Something that you may want to consider is "diversifying your portfolio", by posting some articles and site links in various categories...

Another thing to keep in mind is that many of the top posters and top investors have large portfolios, with hundreds of posts in them - the more posts that you have in your portfolio, the more likely you are to have a couple of popular, high-earning posts.
Having a fairly large number of posts on various topics will also help you compare the performance of posts within your own portfolio, to begin to see what information is most popular or "in demand"...

It also takes a little while for your posts to be circulated on the network.
I have had some posts which seemed to do NOTHING for two or three months, then suddenly "took off", and became quite popular, and made great gains.
Occasionally, it's just a matter of keeping them posted until "the right people" see them, and begin investing and sharing the links to your posts...

Some new folks get frustrated or disillusioned because they do not see "instant results". While you MIGHT post something which shoots right to the top of the "hot posts", and earns you LOTS of bangs, few people have this experience right away.
As NEO mentioned, taking the time to observe and read the posts of other members who are already "making the charts" is a great way to start learning what topics are popular, and how they are wording their posts to make them enticing...

Hope these thoughts help you understand the "information supply and demand" system a little more. Go ahead and PM me your post IDs, if you would like, and I'll see if I can think of any specific advice...

Hi, Mike!!

Pretty interesting advice.
Even as an old member I still learning from newbie like you.
I will start diversifying my portfolio asap.