Our vBulletin 4 forum: Muskleforum.com

[soccerman2015]

Hello.

I have read this support forum lots and get you good advice, thank you.
You're nice people :)



Our vbulletin forum:


Muskleforum.com is Finnish gym peoples site.

- 2009 started.

- 2009-2012 phpBB3

- 2012 ----> vbulletin 4






www.muskleforum.com

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[webmastersun]

Site looks good but I would suggest to move top banner on your forum to a proper place so your forum header will look better and more professional.

Top forum banner is too big and its braking your forum theme.

[soccerman2015]

Yes.

Does anybody knows is the vbulletin 5 good, better than 4?

many people finland says that vbulletin 5 is bad, and there are many bugs.

[Dave]

In its current state, vBulletin 5 is still very limited compared to vBulletin 4.
If you make use of a lot of plugins on your current forum, don't expect to find the same plugins for vBulletin 5 for a long time.

[Gio~Logist]

I always suggest vB4 before vB5 to clients.

I would definitely consider a new Style and better ad placement though. Traffic looks good though, congrats :up:

[Max Taxable]

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Yours ain't broke.

[Gio~Logist]

If it ain't broke don't fix it. Yours ain't broke.

Depends. Ad placement (when done correctly) is more than just "move this here it looks better".

A series of A & B testing can drastically increase revenue for any site, yet alone forum. If you run an experiment and A & B test to see what locations convert better in terms of ads for you, you'll find that a little bit of work can go a long way. I've had clients sell their forums to other investors who were able to have their tech team come in and simply A & B test their google ads and triple monthly revenue.

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" doesn't mean "If it can be better, don't make it better". There's always room for improvement.

If you were talking about vB4 to vB5 though, definitely I agree 100% he should stay on vB4. Aside from it being a better platform in my experience, the learning curve for members isn't the best. vB4 is just a lot more stable and extendible in my opinion.

[Max Taxable]

If you were talking about vB4 to vB5 though, definitely I agree 100% I was.

He doesn't have any problems with his advert placement if they're generating revenue. I wouldn't know about his actual ad placement though, I haven't seen a advert anywhere online since at least 2005. His traffic and activity tells me he has no problem with the style or the header, or anything else. Why upset the apple cart when it is working splendidly?"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" doesn't mean "If it can be better, don't make it better".The problem with your allegory is, the definition of "better" is almost always massively subjective. I didn't say anything about making it better.

[Gio~Logist]

Word! Not a fan of vB5 myself, at all. Only touch it when obligated (client stuff).

I was just talking about ad placement more than anything. I just figured, if some A & B testing could make him more money, then even better. Companies pay big bucks for these kinds of trials. Not sure more money is subjective for any of us ;)

[Max Taxable]

Word! Not a fan of vB5 myself, at all. Only touch it when obligated (client stuff).

I was just talking about ad placement more than anything. I just figured, if some A & B testing could make him more money, then even better. Companies pay big bucks for these kinds of trials. Not sure more money is subjective for any of us ;)I admin a big big board where contracts with the advert providers give them control of the placement.

[soccerman2015]

we are until this 2016 year vBulletin4 .

Then we think what is the best soft , or maybe we stay VB4

many finnish forum use xenforo or ip.board

what you think about these? are they shit or good?

i like vbulletin 4.

[Dave]

I don't think we can advice you about other forum software on a vBulletin support forum. :rolleyes:

[soccerman2015]

yes, i just ask what you think other sofware.

[In Omnibus]

I don't think we can advice you about other forum software on a vBulletin support forum. :rolleyes:

We can advise against it, and I would since vB4.x is still the most functional and featured option.

[Gio~Logist]

We can advise against it, and I would since vB4.x is still the most functional and featured option.

Hah, well played :up:

[concepts]

Currently looking at your forum, very nice... whatever you have going on it's working! Great job! I'm heavily into fitness myself, do you have english sections on your site? <<< only asking because I was curious in joining :D

[soccerman2015]

Thanks concepts.

We have only finnish languages treads. No english.

[RichieBoy67]

Great site! We also own and run a bb forum!

[NelGlez]

The site looks good and very active. The only thing I didn't like is that there are a lot of banner ads towards the top of the page.