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The idea for an online platform where you could post your details (without having the creation of a website!) as we launched our newsletter email service using native HTML ("Posts") in the end of October. We've now made Posts an excellent platform for you to create and develop an online community surrounding your blog posts by making use of comments and Likes.

Your users can be part of the conversation in the same way that they do on other platforms. Users can share posts by liking them, adding comments or making their own comments , and editing or deletion of the comments.

You can turn off, or alter your settings at any point giving you total control over the experience you receive from your community.

Discover the articles that connect with the way you feel. They are widely known and have an impact on the audience.

As an administrator, you can view every posted Post provided you're logged in to your Dashboard. Furthermore, you're allowed to leave remarks on the Post in addition to alter abusive posts. It is also possible to track the engagement level of each Post and classify those that have the most Likes and Comments to determine the best future Post subjects.

It is crucial to ensure that your members keep interested in learning more and receive updates

People are more active when they feel that they are in a group that is engaged. Therefore, they'll be informed of posts that have been made similar to the ones they've left if they've posts open in their web browser. It is not available for users to choose from as a default (and it isn't available in the case of iOS and Chrome in Android) However, they have the option of turning it off by visiting the Posts Index page.

Increase retention of members through encouraging them to leave comments and likes and encouraging Likes and Comments.

Consider the possibilities that are possible through your involvement in a synergistic and unified group. Our hope is that this will open a world of possibilities!

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