Okay, it’s time to talk about the finest SEO and digital marketing forums on the planet.

256 Kilobytes

Wow, what a fine forum. As they say in my home country, “this is a very nice forum.” It’s time toregister an account. Hell yeah.

Visit the Site You’re Already On

The Moz Q&A Forum

The Moz Q&A forum is a relatively small forum based around Moz, Rand Fishkin’s fansite. Most of the questions are in coherent English, which is a good sign for any Digital marketing forum. Very nice.

Anyway, most of the threads on the forum are about:

• Moz’s proprietary tools;
• “White hat” SEO news; and
• Onpage SEO.

If you want to talk about those subjects, the Moz Q&A forum is probably fine.

Visit the Moz Q&A Forum

BlackHatWorld

Every single day when I wake up, I have to shove five or six fistfulls of pills into my mouth to stop the spread of AIDS that I got from BlackHatWorld.

While there aresome quality threadson that forum from, like, 2013, it has flown directly into the ground faster than a Japanese fighter pilot. Probably because the site is run bya bunch of amateurswho would rather suck off a bunch of $2 Indians than have a good forum.

Visit BlackHatWorld and Get Aids

Digital Point

This forum is pretty nice. In particular, it is notable for:

• Havinga marketplace with a bunch of websites and domains for sale.
• Havinga bunch of tools.

It would probably be more active if the guy who runs the forum didn’t spend 15 months in jail forCookie Stuffing. What a great story. Apparently that was big news in 2013.

Anyway, this site is probably fine. I wouldn’t know, since I immediately got banned for posting an external link.

Visit Digital Point

Wicked Fire

WikedFire is an affiliate marketing forum. Very nice.

Visit WikiedFire

Reddit’s SEO Forums

Asdiscussed previously, most of the SEO and Internet marketing content on Reddit is normie-tier. You can visit some of the mildly notable subreddits, if that’s something that you want to do.

Visit /r/SEO/ • Visit /r/TechSEO/ • Visit /r/BigSEO

Warrior Forum

The Warrior Forum gets a lot of shit from various people for having some guru content on it. However, these people sure do know how to make money with an Internet marketing forum. For example, these cocksuckers haveThe Vault, which they probably make a lot of money from. Nice job.

Notably, these cocksuckers use an Upron system to sort content, similarly to Reddit. 

Visit the Warrior Forum

The Builder Society

The Builder Society is fine. They have thisDigital Strategy Crash Course.

Visit the Builder Society

In Conclusion

Hell yeah. What a great article. Anyway, fuck all of that shit. It’s time tomake an account on 256 Kilobytes.

The end. Get the fuck off of my lawn. 

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