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An open-ended community for asking and answering various questions! Permissive of asks, AMAs, and OOTLs (out-of-the-loop) alike.

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How would our community go about marketing itself? (self.askbeehaw)

submitted 11 months ago by remington to c/askbeehaw

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I am the founder of a community that, I believe, is unique on the Internet. Probably, because it is a niche subject area within the academic field of humanities.

It is a forum where the general public may pose questions to a panel (roughly 200) of academic biblical scholars from around the world.

Recently, we have been developing AskBibleScholars.com in order to reach a broader audience (off-Reddit and into the wider Internet).

We do not have much knowledge nor experience in marketing web sites.

If you have any guidance, then we would be very appreciative.

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[–] bermuda 7 points 11 months ago (1 children)

Disappointed. title made me think this was gonna be a convo about advertising beehaw.

[–] frog 8 points 11 months ago (1 children)

I'm pretty relieved that it's not! Beehaw is a good community because it's small and has standards about who is welcome. Marketing the site would go against that principle.

[–] bermuda 2 points 11 months ago

I mean disappointed as in I was expecting to hear pros and cons for both. I don't really care one way or another.