[Treborika]

There are some old paid to post forums sites like the forumcoin for instance that have remained in the industry for pretty long time and still paying. Other than the newer sites that that have already collapsed.
What do you think?

[oldbuddy]

There are some old paid to post forums sites like the forumcoin for instance that have remained in the industry for pretty long time and still paying. Other than the newer sites that that have already collapsed.
What do you think?

I think P.T.Barnum had that answer when he said, "There's a sucker born every minute". (Even if it wasn't actually him that said it)

[Warfare]

Perhaps it's the dedication, persistency to keep going (paying from own pocket in bad times when revenue isn't enough to sustain it) and the ability to adapt to changes.

[Cuddy]

Experience and dedication play a very important role in the sustainability of forums.

[ptrikha21]

It could be due to the expense-revenue model being followed.
Or following certain guidelines and way of operating, quality of content, certain amount of content moderation and persistence.
I have seen that those who are steady remain longer.
Those promising moon often fail faster.

[Cuddy]

Proper management and consistency is what makes the old website like forumcoin to wax stronger in the paid to post industry.

[Reedex]

Proper management and consistency is what makes the old website like forumcoin to wax stronger in the paid to post industry.

That true! Proper management and consistency would always make a form to last for a very long time.