How long does it take you to craft a thread on a paid to post forum?

[Kross]

On paid to post forums, it is generally very easy to reply to threads. However, some people don't find it so easy with creating discussion threads. For those that actually create threads, how long does it take to you to create a thread on a paid to post forum?

 

[eLdavis]

Yes i find it a lot easier to reply than to create threads. As to how long it takes me, there is no specific time. If there is a topic, i can quickly write on that.

 

[Fidelia]

It takes me an average of five to ten minutes to think of a thread and craft it out. It is not really easy because I always make meaningful threads.

 

[Min George]

It takes me about ten minutes to craft a thread on a paid to post forum. The thread has to be topic that doesn't exist there. It takes time to think of one.

 

[Trush Jodie]

I am trying to improve on how to create threads on paid to post forums. I use like 30 minutes to research a thread and create it.

 

[Augusta]

When once I have the idea put together as a thought. Writing it out might take like 10 minutes to do

 

[magnus2022]

I don't have time frame for creating thread! It depends if my creativity is on high side. Sometimes, i can not think of anything. It all depends on the functionality of my thinking faculty at a particular moment.

 

[Augusta]

I don't think it is about the time but the idea you have to put down. With ease of coordination it's takes shorter period

 

[arunima25]

I am more into replying than creating thread for discussions on any forum site. It's the idea that matters. If I have one, I don't take much time to write it down. I like to write things a bit elaborately and not like two liners.

 

[King Belieal]

I usually get inspiration for threads ideas as from my everyday life observations. That is why it just takes me about 5 minutes to put it into writing.

 

[Augusta]

Simple, short posts: A quick question or a short opinion piece could take as little as 5-10 minutes to write and post.
Moderately detailed posts

 

[wisdom01]

It's about value, not speed. Each post is crafted with care, not rushed for payment. That’s the real craft.

 

[Kera]

I always take about 10 minutes on average to put a thread on any forum. And that generally depends on the details that I am putting on the thread opener.

 

[Fire&Rain]

I find replying easy, but starting a thread needs a bit more thought. You have to come in with a topic that feels natural and not rushed. If I already know what I want to talk about, it usually takes around ten minutes. If I am unsure, it can stretch longer because I do not want it to sound empty.