Webmaster Forum - UK Webmasters Resource

Of the thousands of forums online, perhaps only a few hundred are webmaster related. Of those, only a handful are UK focused. To the credit of the Internet in general and webmaster communities in particular, most forums tend to know no international bounds. Members are usually drawn from all nations of the world, as long as they can communicate in the forums primary language. Some forums with a large population of a particular language speaker tend to create sub forums for each group - for example - the German language sub forums at VBSEO.

Despite the aforementioned advantages and the composition of Webmaster forums, now and again, the need for a forum that focuses on a particular community arises. This was why the UK Webmaster Forum was created. Having said that, the forum is now exclusively for UK users, it discusses and highlights UK issues more than the generic Webmaster forums online today.

Though created a few years ago, UK webmaster forums was left ‘fallow’ for a few years, before it was recently given a new lease on life through a re-launch that witnessed the forum relocating from a sub folder of UK Webmaster World to its own dedicated sub domain. The newly lunched forum is being positioned to focus on issues top most on webmaster agenda such as Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Promotion, Web Hosting, Domain Name registration and Web Directory issues.

Since its re-launch, the forum has been attracting new users and growing steadily on a daily basis. Some of the more popular sections of the forum apart from the General Talk threads are the General Search Engine discussion threads - which deals with anything and everything to do with search engines and The Exchange - which is the thread you need to visit if you want to exchange posts, signature or even services with other webmasters. The Web Hosting forum looks at web hosting issues, the Web Directory section deals with Web Directory aspects of website promotion and the Complete Beginners forum are the threads where novice webmasters can ask questions.

I strongly suggest that you visit the UK Webmaster Forum and check out what all they have to offer.

Original Article written by Temi of UK Webmaster Forum, edited by Jumpenjuhosaphat