Do you have a hard time bringing new people to the forum?

[Ziskinberg]

Honestly no. Because I don’t set any goals to bring people closer to the forum or to invest in bitcoin. Let them discover on their own. Because if they really aim to make big changes in their lives, they will find their way to the forum or to make themselves acquainted with bitcoin. Otherwise, pushing them or convincing them into what I think is right might only lead to blame me in the future when everything does not work as planned, so I just let the people around find its way to this forum or to bitcoin.

[Maslate]

Well, you can’t expect that people will always agree on what you think is right. We have different opinions and ideas, and what suits and best for us may not what it seems right for them. That’s the reason why I don’t have plans to bring the people I’ve known to learn about the forum. Although I can always help them with that if they ask me to help them, but taking so much of my time to invest for their knowledge, probably that’s not me anymore.

[Brainiac01]

For me Except someone really ask you about it and want to learn there's no need of being Evangelist on it. I saw my friend on this platform doing well, it motivated me to join. I know it'll take but i already prepared myself for it.

[oktana]

I haven’t really had such challenges and I’m not really sure what part exactly where you find it challenging. However, why don’t you just lead them here and let the other forum members help too? We always have newbies who are lost or who don’t know their way around the platform and if they make a post asking for help, they get a lot of response. So I think you can tell them about the platform and leave the rest to the goodwill of the other forum members. What do you think?

[Botnake]

Learning the forum takes a lot of patience from reading and studying the forum, so if you are not a reader and has no motivation to learn, you will definitely not last longer in the forum. This is why I don’t beg for people to get to know the forum, because if they really are interested to learn, then they will do on their own willingness to learn.

However, I used to do this before introducing bitcointalk to the close people I’ve known but it never worked out since a lot of them don’t have spare time to learn and read the forum, in short they’re not interested on what’s they’re going to benefit from the forum.

[Nangiconference]

I think the best approach is only to inform them about bitcoin or the forum. But if they consult you, the best way to spur any individual is to show your statement of comprehensive income from the forum.
Like a post I came across yesterday in BEGINNERS AND HELP BOARD where someone was testifying about the best profit he had made in bitcoin citing where he invested $100 and in two days time he gained profit of $80.  Testimonies like can trigger anybody. As for the forum, my boss used to make weekly withdrawals before me and he is living upto expectation that was what made me to consult him though he did not tell me, that time matters, that it is not a get rich quick scheme.

[AakZaki]

It is said that it is difficult depending on who you invite. I once invited someone who didn't have any knowledge about crypto and he thought this was just a forum that didn't produce anything, especially with a merit system, there was nothing that could be done. after that I never invited anyone to this forum, those who come and ask certainly know how this forum provides income. But in the end it will only be a temporary visit and disappear.

[8rch7]

Not easy bringing some one to the forum and introduce them how to more close understand with bitcoin, back to 2017 ever bring some people in this forum and right now there are not any one keep here before losing opportunity without earn much profitable yet when joining with forum. Actually don't ask them for joining the forum but prefer waiting who of them are interested to know with bitcoin trough this forum and easily bring them keep stay here until become success.

I think the best approach is only to inform them about bitcoin or the forum. But if they consult you, the best way to spur any individual is to show your statement of comprehensive income from the forum.
Like a post I came across yesterday in BEGINNERS AND HELP BOARD where someone was testifying about the best profit he had made in bitcoin citing where he invested $100 and in two days time he gained profit of $80.  

I tried many best approach to talk some one with forum and benefit get later actually after has knowledge with bitcoin will b easy earn profitable and make forum as part time job as source income. Many of them lack patience when one month nothing good progress will leaves forum and try to other way just in short time only. If you have decision bring some one to the forum better waiting their own self motivation not our recommended.

[Sanitough]

I don’t tell other people that I’m actually into bitcoin or any crypto investment and I don’t feel that I am responsible to bring other people into the forum. I don’t mean to sound greedy but I just want to avoid future complications when they start trusting the forum and invest in bitcoin and then suddenly lose from it, so most probably I will be held responsible for that if ever.

I am a private person and just want to deal things on my own, but I have big plans in the future, that’s when I’ll make massive profits in bitcoin, and help those unfortunate people around.

[merekamo]

During the Christmas holidays, I traveled to different places and one of my main target was to introduce Bitcoin and this forum to as many people as I could. I did but it was not really as easy as I expected because at a point, I was confused on where to start and how to proceed. I wanted a way of shortening the entire process for them, knowing that not everyone will be patient to go through the complex and rigorous process of learning about Bitcoin and the forum itself as a newbie. When I was first introduced into this forum, I was overwhelmed by the workload, the rules, many things to learn and indeed the expectations from me as a newbie. I actually ran away, stayed for a very long time before I remembered I had to face the new task for which I signed up.

I picked myself up and proceeded and I consider that one of the best decision of my life. Today I'm more than motivated to help as many people as possible to grasp this whole things as I know the benefits are innumerable. I don't consider it enough to encourage them to read through the forum because I still remember how difficult it was for me as a newbie, so I'm challenged in my spirit that there should be an easier way to go about introducing the entire concept to newbies.  

I don't know if any of you faced this challenge, if yes, how were you able to proceed?

 

Just take it one step at a time. Start with a simple explanation about crypto that catches their interest. Tell them about your journey, the roller coaster ride of highs and lows you've had with Bitcoin. Then prepare a trust list for them like this forum, twitter, reddit, etc. Yes, it seems like a lot and it's not going to be instant. But I'm telling you, when you tell him about crypto risks of crypto investment and this is important.

[Luzin]

It is said that it is difficult depending on who you invite. I once invited someone who didn't have any knowledge about crypto and he thought this was just a forum that didn't produce anything, especially with a merit system, there was nothing that could be done. after that I never invited anyone to this forum, those who come and ask certainly know how this forum provides income. But in the end it will only be a temporary visit and disappear.

I think a lot of people are profit-oriented. Forums that can make money are also attractive. But we have to remember that many people want to make a quick profit. That can't happen on this forum. There is a process to go through, most people don't want to go through this process. So many of them give up before the fight. They even think that working here for Bounty is just an uncertain job. Some say it's better for SIgcam, but reaching the minimum requirements is very difficult.

[mamesso]

To make it easier for you to invite other people, you must have a strong marketing spirit and be equipped with all the evidence of your success so far so that the people you invite are interested in Bitcoin and also this forum. Have you ever thought that your invitation could have fatal consequences for you in the future? What this means is that not everyone you invite will have positive thoughts by trying to learn and trying to overcome all challenges before reaching a level of success. Of course, some of the people you invite prefer to get something instantly, they will take advantage of your friendliness and kindness to take the assets you have.

Choosing to be anonymous is better in my opinion, just teach people who want to gain knowledge from you, direct them to this space so they can understand more broadly everything related to Bitcoin. This method won't be a hassle because you don't have the moral burden of teaching them more than you can.

[Familian]

Honestly no. Because I don’t set any goals to bring people closer to the forum or to invest in bitcoin. Let them discover on their own. Because if they really aim to make big changes in their lives, they will find their way to the forum or to make themselves acquainted with bitcoin. Otherwise, pushing them or convincing them into what I think is right might only lead to blame me in the future when everything does not work as planned, so I just let the people around find its way to this forum or to bitcoin.

Bitcoin is no more something we have to sit people and start giving tutorial on based on its popularity and the internet makes it simple that serious people that have heard about the word bitcoin will on their own make use of the internet to do their own research through which a number of the questions the person/people might punch in will lead them to bitcointalk forum for answers, and that's a self discovery for them.
You don't have to preach to people if you don't want to in the avoidance of blames should things out of their own mistakes and greed goes wrong leading them to a financial.

[Marykeller]

I don't have any hard time bringing people into the forum, the only thing I find tiring is that people find it difficult to join the forum all because they feel the forum is time-consuming, and no financial gain is given to them, other than reading and posting. They want something else to join and start earning immediately rather than joining a forum to read and post only.

[SatoPrincess]

I don't have any hard time bringing people into the forum, the only thing I find tiring is that people find it difficult to join the forum all because they feel the forum is time-consuming, and no financial gain is given to them, other than reading and posting. They want something else to join and start earning immediately rather than joining a forum to read and post only.

Are we talking about the same forum? Last time I checked, signature campaigns and bounties were still available for members to participate in. I agree with some of the things what you said but the financial gain part. Newbies are motivated to join bitcointalk mostly because of the potential of earning bitcoins through campaigns/bounties. They only give up when they discover how difficult it is to get merits and reach the rank where they can start making money from their accounts.

[nurilham]

Honestly no. Because I don’t set any goals to bring people closer to the forum or to invest in bitcoin. Let them discover on their own. Because if they really aim to make big changes in their lives, they will find their way to the forum or to make themselves acquainted with bitcoin. Otherwise, pushing them or convincing them into what I think is right might only lead to blame me in the future when everything does not work as planned, so I just let the people around find its way to this forum or to bitcoin.

I agree. We don't need to force people to join to the forum, it is their own right. Joining the forum must be based on own intention, it is the same as investing in Bitcoin or altcoins. We know that investing also shouldn't be caused by compulsion. It is just for people who believe in crypto and who understands the potential of crypto investment in the future.

They may get a mislead information, fail in investment, fail in trading, or have bad experience in the forum. They probably will blame us if we invite/force them joining the forum. However, if we only share the information about forum, it is no problem at all. We can tell the people that we just share information, if they want to join they must do with their own risks.

[Viscore]

It is said that it is difficult depending on who you invite. I once invited someone who didn't have any knowledge about crypto and he thought this was just a forum that didn't produce anything, especially with a merit system, there was nothing that could be done. after that I never invited anyone to this forum, those who come and ask certainly know how this forum provides income. But in the end it will only be a temporary visit and disappear.

Yes I have also experienced that. Teaching a person about the forum isn’t hard, but when you start telling them that in order to gain profits, you have to rank up and earn merits, that’s when they start losing the interest and eventually leave the forum. For them, that’s kinda pressuring them when it’s not actually. So I decided from then on not to introduced the forum again to my friends as they don’t last anyway.

If they are really eager to learn, they will find ways and make extensive research to fulfill their eagerness. And it’s not that they will rely to someone else to get free education.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

I don't consider it enough to encourage them to read through the forum because I still remember how difficult it was for me as a newbie, so I'm challenged in my spirit that there should be an easier way to go about introducing the entire concept to newbies. 

I don't get it when people say they find it difficult to browse through the forum or to introduce people to the forum. There is no workloads here, this is just a forum like other forum on the internet, if you have informed them about the vital rules of the forum which is not to plagiarised the works of others you don't have a problem on the forum. When the forum becomes difficult is when you promise the people that you're introducing to the forum, as a place to come and earn Bitcoin then they beginning to find it difficult as their intentions aren't genuine anymore but are all monetary influenced.

I have introduced many people to the forum and their orientation has resolved around the forum being a place to come and learn about Bitcoin especially then stay updated with cryptocurrency and they don't find it difficult to engage the forum. Anybody coming to the forum to learn won't find it difficult here. After they have learnt then they can start impacting the knowledge they have received to other coming at their behind and they'll be rewarded with merits for their contributions to the forum.

The forum don't need you to introduced new members, just like Bitcoin, the forum gets new users constantly on its own so when you can't bring new users don't force the forum on anyone or you'll be introducing more spammers than quality posters.

[DaNNy001]

During the Christmas holidays, I traveled to different places and one of my main target was to introduce Bitcoin and this forum to as many people as I could. I did but it was not really as easy as I expected because at a point, I was confused on where to start and how to proceed. I wanted a way of shortening the entire process for them, knowing that not everyone will be patient to go through the complex and rigorous process of learning about Bitcoin and the forum itself as a newbie. When I was first introduced into this forum, I was overwhelmed by the workload, the rules, many things to learn and indeed the expectations from me as a newbie. I actually ran away, stayed for a very long time before I remembered I had to face the new task for which I signed up.

I picked myself up and proceeded and I consider that one of the best decision of my life. Today I'm more than motivated to help as many people as possible to grasp this whole things as I know the benefits are innumerable. I don't consider it enough to encourage them to read through the forum because I still remember how difficult it was for me as a newbie, so I'm challenged in my spirit that there should be an easier way to go about introducing the entire concept to newbies.  

I don't know if any of you faced this challenge, if yes, how were you able to proceed?

 

You see, these are one of the reasons why many new newbies here are not following up the way others are because they lack the legit understanding about Bitcoin and the forum it self.
If you want to tell people about the forum you just have to make sure they know what to do and not teach them and domp them half way because they will not understand and that's why many newbies bare being tagged for posting trash.
But it's good to tell and teach people about Bitcoin as Bitcoin is now the talk of the day in various places. As you wanted to teach people about Bitcoin and the forum you just have to make sure they get the point and never keep them behind, so to do all this just make sure to keep spare time to teach them so that they can understand.

[stadus]

I admit that was my goal before to bring this forum closer to the people I know so that they can also experienced the good things about it and benefit on it in the future. But when I started doing it, I realized it’s not that easy to make it happen since they will have something to say and eventually question the potentials of bitcoin and this forum so I started backing off. Instead of believing in bitcoin, they are trying to attack bitcoin instead. So that’s when I think it’s best to keep this forum to myself and just let other people witness how I prosper in life.