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Hi, I'm new to this forum.

My other intro thread was deleted as it was considered self-promotion.

I am introducing myself as an Online Marketer, because that is what I do, and internet marketing is great in terms of a business.

Therefore, I hope to help out others in this particular subject and see if I can succeed in doing so.


Thanks,


-Nick B. :)

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For a technical forum, a short, practical introduction beats a sales pitch. New members who say what they specialize in and then back it up with one small, reproducible example earn trust quickly. Concrete evidence — a one-paragraph case study, clear metrics, the steps taken and a timeframe — demonstrates Experience and Expertise far better than general claims.

A simple template to post when offering help:

  • One-line specialty (for example: "E-commerce SEO, CRO, and analytics").
  • One-sentence client/context description (industry, site size, constraint).
  • Problem and result (metric, percent change, and timeframe).
  • Exactly what was done (3–5 reproducible steps).
  • Tools and how success was measured.
  • Short disclosure if there is a commercial interest.

Practical cautions: avoid promotional language and one-click “solutions.” Disclose affiliations and respect NDAs when sharing numbers. Steer clear of recommending risky link schemes — focus on content quality, technical health, and measurable experiments instead. When a member such as asks about sectors, listing two clear niches (for example: "B2B SaaS" and "local services") helps the community understand where the advice applies.

To start contributing right away, post a two-paragraph case study or a three-step audit (crawl, on-page fixes, analytics check) that others can reproduce. That approach answers immediate questions, aligns with the welcoming tone from and , and makes it easier for folks like , and to see practical value rather than a pitch.

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Member Avatar for jay 11

Welcome Nick! We are happy to have you on board and hope you will be able to add to the many marketing discussions here at DaniWeb.

Member Avatar for InsightsDigital

Hi Nick. This is a best place to interact - welcome aboard!

Member Avatar for joeharison

Hi Nick,

welcome... Can you tell me which sector you are mainly concentrate link software there are many tech, seo etc...

Member Avatar for AirForceOne

Hi, Nick

Nice to have you join with us on daniweb forum and wish to see you around. :)

Member Avatar for Ozzzo

Welcome to the forum, Nick!
Nice to meet you!
Enjoy your stay!

Kind regards
OZ

Member Avatar for eysiojo23

Welcome Sir Nick.
Hope you will give us some of your ideas.
Enjoy and have fun here.
I am also new here by the way.

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