Option #1: Leave everything as it is now.

You accept that your new community is just one among dozens of groups your members have joined.

You invest time, money, and effort to convert traffic into community members and post daily on your forum,

only to realize that nobody sees your latest posts.

What’s the point of all your hard work?

Option #2: Wait for the Dev team to implement the new notification feature for you.

That's fine. However, as you can see in the forum, Vick and the team are focused on promoting new offers.

It’s understandable—they've invested millions of dollars into the system, and their current priority is to secure

a return on that investment.

Do you think they’ll keep investing money to develop this feature?

It seems that the notification feature might only be a plan on paper.

Do you and your small community have the time to wait for them?

Take a look at the list of members in your community and see when they were last active—or better yet,

just look at the discussion page and check if your posts have views.

Another consideration is that this feature might be bundled with an expensive package you’d have to buy.

Can you afford that?

Option #3: Use an autoresponder to manually send information about your posts.

You can do this, but it’s entirely manual. Imagine how many steps you’d have to go through.

Do you have time for that?

Why not invest a small amount in a done-for-you application that handles all the heavy lifting for you?