Growing the WHO user base | Looking for article writers...
Posted: 16 Jun 2025, 14:25
So...we're actively looking to see if we can grow the forum from a userbase perspective (ideally more West Ham fans, and not more Spurs 
).
To this end we've setup a (hopefully) better home page that pull some site content and showcases it.
Can see this at:
who-home
In order to keep this page fresh with meaningful content to draw new users in, we could do with some WHO members that would like to write slightly more 'in depth' content that to drive interest and discussion (or regular features). This would still appear on the regular forum, but be also promoted as home page content.
We've also added 'share' buttons to the posts so that these can be shared to your favourite social media platfrom (well, Facebook, Reddit, or X) if there's a forum post going on that might be worth trying to use to bring new members to the site....e.g.if you are members on a West Ham Facebook group, Reddit sub, etc.
Anyway...if you'd like to write some content/features to be promoted on the site, just WHOMail me.
Cheers,
Stubbo.
).To this end we've setup a (hopefully) better home page that pull some site content and showcases it.
Can see this at:
who-home
In order to keep this page fresh with meaningful content to draw new users in, we could do with some WHO members that would like to write slightly more 'in depth' content that to drive interest and discussion (or regular features). This would still appear on the regular forum, but be also promoted as home page content.
We've also added 'share' buttons to the posts so that these can be shared to your favourite social media platfrom (well, Facebook, Reddit, or X) if there's a forum post going on that might be worth trying to use to bring new members to the site....e.g.if you are members on a West Ham Facebook group, Reddit sub, etc.
Anyway...if you'd like to write some content/features to be promoted on the site, just WHOMail me.
Cheers,
Stubbo.