RumbleTalk sets itself apart from the competition by being the most customizable group chatroom available on the market. The latest custom css tips and tricks can be found in here.

A lot of our customization features are built into our settings menu, making this customization available to anyone at any tech-literate level, and or CSS experts. RumbleTalk group chat with custom CSS can be completely transformed.

But not everyone knows CSS, so we’ve put together this list of easy chat CSS tricks that anyone can copy and paste into the advanced design tab of their RumbleTalk account to get the benefits of a fully customized group chat room.  (Note, for the mobile version, we have other CSS tricks).

All you have to do is:

1. Copy the chat CSS code from this list.
2. Log in to your RumbleTalk admin panel.
3. In the chat settings, under “Design”, click on “Add CSS for Web Browsers”.
4. Paste your code and close the box.

In this post, we’ll cover the following chat CSS tricks:

User Icons – Chat CSS tricks

1. Change the default guest user icon image
2. Change the user icon size in the user list
3. Change the user icon size in the chat area
4. Hide the user icons in the user list
5. Hide the user icons in the chat area

Functions – Chat CSS tricks

6. Hide system messages
7. Hide message date & time
8. Hide all option buttons
9. Hide specific option buttons
10. Insert a clear chat area button
11. Hide the number of viewers and listeners
12. Hide the “Go To Facebook Profile” button
13. Change the emojis

Text – Chat CSS tricks

14. Change the group chat administrators’ text color
15. Change the text displayed in the guest login button
16. Remove the login type label from the user profile
17. Add borders to the username text
18. Add borders to the message text
19. Add an element above the chat in full-screen
20. Hide the QR box
21. Add a closing icon to the floating bouncing icon
22. Remove the field image and description in the register
23. Set max image size in a chat
24. Set max YouTube size in a chat
25. Hide Twitter Link in Users Profile
26. Disable group chat and allow only private chats
27. Hide scrolling for non-moderators

1. Change the default guest user icon image

You can change the guest user icon to any image by inserting the
image URL into the following code.
.guest-default-image {
background: url("https://www.test.com/storage/usericon.png");
}


2. Change the user icon size in the user list

.user-image {
width: 16px;
height: 16px;
}


3. Change the user icon size in the chat area

.message-user-image {
width: 16px;
height: 16px;
}


4. Hide the user icons in the user list

.user-image { display: none; }


5. Hide the user icons in the chat area

.message-user-image { display: none; }


Note, if you like to remove the white tooltip next to each message, you can use this code
.main-message-container::before,
.main-message-container::after { content: none; }


6. Hide system messages

System messages such as “user joined the conversation” and “user
left the conversation” appear in the group chat area.

.system-message-text { display: none; }


7. Hide message date & time

Each message by default will be stamped with the date and time it
was sent. Use this code to remove this feature.

.message-date { display: none; }


8. Hide all option buttons

#options { display: none !important; }


9. Hide specific option buttons

Choose the buttons you want to hide. Each of these lines of code
can be copied and pasted individually.

.options-dialog .export {
display: none !important;
}
.options-dialog .popup {
display: none !important;
}
.options-dialog .toggle-sound {
display: none;
}

.options-dialog .qr-option { display: none !important; }

.options-dialog .logout { display: none !important; }

/* This option only applies to mobile */

.options-dialog .toggle-private {
display: none;
}

.options-dialog .font-size {
display: none;
}

.options-dialog .admin-mode-switch {
display: none !important;
}

/* This option can only be applied by admins */

.options-dialog .clear-messages {
display: none !important;
}

/* This option can only be applied by admins. */

10. Insert a clear chat area button

By default, the clear all button is hidden. Insert this button if you
want to have the option to clear all options without deleting them.

#options #clear { display: inline-block !important; }

11. Hide the number of viewers and listeners

By default, the number of viewers and listeners is displayed in the
chat. Add this code to remove it.

#info { display: none !important; }

12. Hide the “Go to Facebook Profile” button

When a user uses Facebook to log into the chat, a button will by
default appear in their group chat profile for others to go to their
Facebook profile. Use this code to remove that option.

#user-info .facebook-button { display: none !important;}


13. Change the emojis

Use the following code for each emoji, where the number 10 represents one of the emojis (from 1 to 33, excluding 6), and the URL represents the image you want to replace it with.

.smiley-10 {
width: 0 !important;
padding-right: 30px;
background-image: url("https//www.exampleurl.com/smile2.gif");
height: 30px;
}


14. Change group chat administrators text color

Set yourself apart as the group chat administrator by changing the
color of your username and message text. By default the color is red.

In the user list

.admin .user-name { color: orange; }


In the group chat

.admin .message-user-name { color: orange; }


15. Change the text displayed in the guest login button

Replace the text “new name” but be certain to leave the (‘) marks
around it.

“color: #000” is the color of the text. In this case, the text will
be black. You can change this with any hex code.

“-20px” is the relative horizontal location of the text. Play with
this value until the text sits in the center.

#login-guest span {
color: transparent !important;
position: relative;
}
#login-guest span:after {
content: 'Join Us!';
position: relative;
color: #fff;
left: -20px;
}


16. Remove the login type label from the user profile

.login-type { display: none; }


17. Add borders to the username text

This code will add black and bold borders to the usernames in the chat message area.

.message-user-name{
font-weight: bold;
color:rgba(0,150,245,1.00);
text-shadow: -1px 0 black, 0 1px black,
1px 0 black, 0 -1px black;
}


18. Add borders to the message text

This code will add black and bold borders to the text in the chat area.

.message-text{
color:#fff;
text-shadow: -1px 0 black, 0 1px black,
1px 0 black, 0 -1px black;
font-weight: bold;
}


19. Add an element above the chat in full screen

Many ask us how I can add a player on top of the chat area.
The following code will be added to your HTML (not on the RumbleTalk CSS area) in full screen.

<style>
<inner element height> - the height of the extra element
#wrapper { height: 100%; }
#extra-element {
width: 100%;
height: <inner element height>;
padding: 0px;
}
#chat-wrapper {
position: relative;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}
<chat-iframe> {
max-height: calc(100% - <inner element height>);
}
</style>
<div id="wrapper">
<div id="extra-element">THE CODE YOU WANT TO BE ON TOP OF THE PAGE </div>
<div id="chat-wrapper">THE CHAT CODE</div>
</div>


20. Hide the QR box

When you want to hide the QR option in your chat.

To remove the button, add the following:

.options-dialog .qr-option { display: none !important; }

To keep the button for chat moderators only, add the following:

.moderator #options #opts { display: list-item; }

21. Add closing icon to the floating bouncing icon

If you want to add a closing icon to the floating icon. You can add this code and make sure you change the hash code (in red).
(function(){
var hash = 'YOUR_HASH',
handle;


handle = setInterval(
function () {
if (
!window.RumbleTalkChat ||
!window.RumbleTalkChat[hash] ||
!window.RumbleTalkChat[hash].mainDiv
) {
return;
}


clearInterval(handle);
if (hash == 'YOUR_HASH') {
throw new Error('Someone forgot to replace the place holder "YOUR_HASH" with your chat\'s hash');
return;
}


var img = new Image();
img.src = 'https://d241b8qep9dzid.cloudfront.net/20190625083406/italic.png';
img.style.cursor = 'pointer';
img.style.position = 'absolute';
img.style.bottom = 0;
img.style.right = 0;
img.onclick = function () {
window.RumbleTalkChat[hash].mainDiv.parentNode.removeChild(window.RumbleTalkChat[hash].mainDiv);
};


window.RumbleTalkChat[hash].mainDiv.appendChild(img);
},
100
);


}());


22. Remove the image and description of the field in the register dialog box

Remove the field image and description from the registration form.
.register-login-dialog form .row:nth-child(n+4) {
display: none;
}


23. Set max image size in a chat

Add the maximum size of an image to the chat conversation. Clicking on a small image will open it in its original size.
.message-text a img {
max-width: 200px !important;
max-height: 200px;
}


24. Set max YouTube size in a chat

Add the maximum size of a YouTube video in a chat. Clicking on a small image will open it in its original size.

.message-text .youtubeWrapper {
max-width: 300px !important;
max-height: 300px;
  padding: 0;
height: auto;
}
.youtubeWrapper > iframe {
height: auto;
position: static;
}


25. Hide the Twitter Link in user profile

Hide Twitter Link in user profile (when clicking on the gear icon in the private chat ).
.twitter-button {
display: none;
}


26. Disable group chat and allow only private chats

If you want to allow only private chat discussion so all can talk in private but not have a group discussion then choose a chat type “Group chat”, and then add the following CSS to both the web and mobile CSS versions.
#content,
#text:not([readonly]),
#chat-extra,
#send-button
{ display: none !important; }


27. Hide scrolling for non-moderators

If you want to prevent the scrolling of the chat message area – which will prevent regular users from accessing old messages, add the following CSS code to both the web and mobile CSS versions:

body:not(.moderator) #chat {
overflow-y: hidden;
}


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In some scenarios, forex traders, day traders, stock traders, and social traders are using RumbleTalk to share insights and information among peers. In other cases, we are using the system with the help of financial experts to hold digital panel discussions.

The applications of group chat for financial experts are varied, but the reasons it is used are consistent. This post will discuss the features that make RumbleTalk a trusted choice for online discussions among financial experts and institutions.

Security

The number one concern for using any digital tools is security. When the information you share is sensitive (as in the case with banking, trading, and so forth) digital managers want to ensure that their information is not susceptible to hackers.

RumbleTalk has encrypted its group chat rooms with end-to-end SSL/TLS technology. It means, that Messages and files are being sent through a RumbleTalk group chat are not exposed to malicious systems that “listen in” on data transfers.

Need a video call option?
Well, when you need one of the two, audio or video calls (we use WebRTC for a live call), you can trust that our encryption protects your information from being transferred.

Necessary Tools for Financial Experts

While the core purpose of RumbleTalk is to connect communities through online chat, including tools to make the conversation more productive is key to being the best choice for financial experts.

RumbleTalk includes tools for easy file sharing, embedding videos and images, recording audio, and sending audio and video calls. These features allow financial organizations to include a deeper context to their online group chats without having to send their users to their email to look find a document.

The most important use of these tools is when traders upload technical analytic graphs from their computers or send voice messages to the group. By sharing these and other Excel files, charts, instructional videos, and more, financial experts are able to use RumbleTalk for collaboration, training, and more.

Flexibility

RumbleTalk truly excels at being the most flexible group chat option available. Financial experts have many options for using group chat.

Among the most popular installation types, is the option to embed the group chat directly into a website. You can see an example of this by visiting the RumbleTalk demo. One RumbleTalk group chat can be embedded in as many pages and websites as necessary.

Another option is to leave the group chat off a website and access it with a provided URL. Anyone with the URL has the opportunity to log in and join the chat.

Part of RumbleTalk’s flexibility is its ability to choose who can participate. For some financial experts, online group chat is a tool to hold public discussions, while others use it for exchanging private information among each other. In either case, we configure the chat to limit or expand who can participate.

Ease of Use

Finally, our customers keep on choosing RumbleTalk. This is because of how simple it is to create, set-up, and use. To get your first group chat room, all that is required is an email address and password. This opens an account and automatically generates a live chat room that is ready to use.

Customize your chat to include your logo and match the color theme of your website. We built the option to set it up in the admin panel or by using CSS code.

For groups that need more than one group chat room, a new chat can be generated with one click.

Every group chat room comes with a line of HTML code. Grab this code and place it on any website HTML page. The group chat room is designed to be responsive. Responsive means that it will consume all the space given to him. This makes it easy for customers to add it to any page.

And of course, RumbleTalk isn’t just easy to use for administrators; We worked hard to make the service (platform) mobile-friendly. Including features and an intuitive design to be convenient for your users too.

All of this comes with the reliability of RumbleTalk’s infrastructure and customer support.  It does not matter where you are or what issues you are facing, we are here and able to solve problems to keep you chatting.

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According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, “chat” can mean “to talk with someone in a casual way” or “to talk over the Internet by sending messages back and forth in a chat room.” This definition emphasizes not only the informal nature of conversation but also the technology that enables real-time communication. Each type of chat platform—whether software-based, group-oriented, live, or room-based—has its own unique set of features and benefits. Understanding these differences helps users select the most effective tool for their communication needs.

Let’s try to understand the different options in the chat arena.

It is a matter of terminology but much more. For example, if you need a public chatroom that allows you to log in using your social media credentials, then a private room will not be suitable for your needs.

Let’s talk about chat comparison, The difference between the next 3 options
A – Group Chat
B – Live Chat
C – Chat Room

Note, that each of those can be shown in two forms, chat software, or chat service.
The main difference is that a chat software will be installed on your server using your CPU, memory and other resources from your servers. A chat service is a chat that will show on your website but will consume the vendor of the chat resources (e.g., will not affect your server performance).

So, let’s start

The Evolution of Chat in Computer Systems

Our need to communicate with other human beings had initiated a chat system to be built along with the first computer operating system, UNIX in the 1970’s. Talk program was built into UNIX system to allow people to communicate with each other using their user name as ID. The talk program only allows one-on-one chat.

The very first multi-user and chat room is a program called Talkomatic. The program was invented for the first time in 1973 by Doug Brown and David Wolley at the University of Illinois as supporting tools for the University’s learning system.

Chatting has been so common in our daily Internet life. We are now using many different chat programs and connecting with people around the world, as a chat program chat has been advancing very much since the very first talk program in UNIX system.

1. Chat, Instant Messaging and SMS

We have been so useful with the chatting program. As a communication system has evolved so has the chat program evolved. Chat by definition, according to PC Magazine is real-time communication via keyboard between two or more users on a local network (LAN) or over the Internet.

Webopedia, the online tech dictionary also defines chat as the same definition as PC Magazine: a real-time communication between two users via computer. Once a chat has been initiated, either user can enter text by typing on the keyboard and the entered text will appear on the other user’s monitor.

Most chat system nowadays allows users to log in to the system to enter a chat room and chat with other people who have already been in the room. This allows a many-to-many chat room, as everyone in the chat room can send their message to other people.

There is a different term regarding chat, but actually, it means the same. The term Instant Messaging for most often is separated from chat, but instant messaging is actually a chat in itself.  The difference between chat and instant messaging is that instant messaging is built to focus on one-on-one chat.

In a mobile application, we have now so many instant messaging applications. In cellular technology, the very first instant messaging app is SMS. This technology then evolves into more advanced technology in mobile instant messaging. As the smartphone revolutionized the computing industry in the 2010’s, SMS has been replaced by a variety of instant messaging app.

As smartphone technology now converges with Internet and web technology, the chat must be able to deal with the convergence. The challenge for today’s chat technology is to be able to run and synchronize on both PC and mobile devices. Fortunately, today’s technology enables us to build a web chat software that can be used in either mobile device such as smartphones and tablets, as well as PCs (HTML5 + Javascript).

2. The 3 types of chats

In the chat arena, we know there are three types of chat:

• Private Group Chat
• Live Chat
• Chat Room

Private Group Chat. As the name depicted, the private chat room was meant to be a private conversation between selected people. Usually, a small team needs this chat. Such as a group of stock traders, a real estate sales associate, and small groups that need this chat room.

One common need for private group chat is the capability to share files. It is because the people in the private group chat usually are people with the same profession or the same interest. Therefore, the chat room is also functioned as a knowledge-sharing tool. With the file-sharing, capabilities, they can share any kind of file for information and knowledge-sharing needs.

One additional advantage for teams is the fact that a user can enter when he has time and scroll up to see the group chat compare history, it is a huge time saver when managing groups.

Live Chat. This is the type used for customer service. A customer can be assisted by a company representative, who usually handles more than one visitor at a time. Companies with customer-oriented products and services, especially retail or FMCG companies will surely need this chat. Live chat is useful as a supplement to the telephone contact center.

Moreover, a company with an Internet-related product will need this live chat more than phone support. Since most customers are connected to the Internet, live chat is the most appropriate customer contact for such a company.

Chat Room. This is the most common chat type and resembles a public space where people can talk to anonymous chatters. The public room can be placed on any website in any area of the site as long as the chat room is a public chat room.

When we enter the public chat room, we can see how many people have already been in the room and we can join the conversation with those people. In these chat rooms, usually, a conversation can be so hectic. However, we can also switch to private chat mode by inviting someone to a private room and chat privately. A good chat room will have this mode switching.

3. Chat Compare – Table of Comparison Between the Three

4. Why Is It  So Confusing?
The complexity of human communication makes our communication methods different from one another. This also applies to Internet communication, which is the reason for so many different chats compared to available. All of them have a specific purpose and cater to specific chatting needs.

We can select the most suitable chat for our conversation needs. Visit RumbleTalk to learn more.

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No matter what device you use, you need to have a good view of the content on it. This is especially important with a chat room. A responsive chat environment should give you just that; a seamless transition between devices and screen sizes. Users should be able to access content easily. And hosts shouldn’t have to jump through hoops just to support various devices.

As such, we designed RumbleTalk chat to complement and improve a website rather than prevent it from achieving its potential. The chat works perfectly on mobiles, tablets, and computers alike. As you can imagine, these devices have vastly different resolutions and aspect ratios, but RumbleTalk chat is well designed and responsive no matter the specs.

What Makes a Responsive Chat Room Responsive?

So what makes a responsive chat room responsive? It takes a little more than for it to just resize to fit the screen. While that is enough to make most “regular” websites work on mobile devices, it takes more for a chat room. Some functionality has to be different, such as the way the messages are displayed and how notifications are received. You also have to think about how you access the chat. It should be easy to use and clearly marked, but not so intrusive that you can’t see anything else.

RumbleTalk solves these problems very nicely with a set of mobile-views with individual controls that affect certain screen sizes. With simplified options for chat participants on mobile devices, it’s just as easy to use as a chat window on bigger devices. This applies not only to the JavaScript version, but also to other platforms. Amongst these is Wix—a popular drag & drop website builder, as well as other well-known names like WordPress and Joomla.

No matter the environment, screen size, or device type, the chat is fully functional and makes for a pleasant user experience. File upload and sharing, group chats, individual chats, and sending video and audio messages all work well on multiple devices and screen sizes. Being on the go no longer means being restricted in what you can see, and how you can take part.

Hosting a Responsive Chat Room

As for the host side of it, whether you have a Wix or self-hosted website, there are sets of options for different devices. All of them are also compatible with the variety of skins and themes offered to customize the look and feel of your chat. Best yet, RumbleTalk’s responsive chat is fully HTML and CSS compliant and you can easily customize it.

Your chat isn’t bound in one place either. While a boxed and fixed chat is certainly possible, a floating icon that opens a chat on click or touch is also an option. This ensures your chatroom is always accessible, but doesn’t take over the rest of the site. On a mobile device the chat changes to look similar to most messaging and texting apps, making for an intuitive user experience.

In short; no matter the display, the content is easy to read and the interface very user friendly. You get similar experiences if you move from computer to tablet or even mobile. For a host the setup is simple to use and highly customizable, opening up the possibilities for experienced web developers and first-time designers alike. Through RumbleTalk’s responsive chat technology, online communities can freely interact from wherever they are, and however they want to access the web.

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Are you interested in opening a new bank account online? There is likely the option to start a live chat with a customer service representative.

You may be considering booking a vacation. Instead of calling for information, you could easily select the chat feature to talk to a travel agent.

However, just because chat rooms are everywhere and people generally know how to use them, doesn’t mean everyone fully understands their potential.

Especially when it comes to membership chats, you may be wondering how other successful websites incorporate them.

Well, there are many different types of websites that use membership chats. For example:

• Stock Trading Websites
• Closed Communities
• Fan Clubs
• Teaching
• Dating Websites

We will discuss how membership chats are used in all of these types of websites below.

Stocks, Forex, and Social Trading Rooms

More and more people are taking an interest in the stock market. Rather than letting other people handle their investments and portfolios, individuals are wanting to take charge of their financial futures.

However, this may be easier said than done, as the stock market is complex. It may be very intimidating to a newcomer.

This is where membership chats come in!

Visitors to a stock market-related website are likely there because they have questions. They may not fully understand how to begin investing, what types of stocks to invest in, and general tips on how to be successful.

While there are likely articles and posts related to these topics, being able to ask specific questions to experienced stock market traders and enthusiasts definitely entices newbies to join a membership chat.

In this space, they would be able to relay information about their specific financial situation and their goals and receive individualized advice in response.

Closed Communities

What is a closed community, you may wonder?

A closed community is a community in which a group of people with similar interests, backgrounds, cultures, or preferences come together, united by their similarities.

Closed communities do exist in real life, but they are very common online as well.

The Internet is a great place for people to find like-minded individuals who share the same interests and beliefs.

This is especially true if someone is having trouble finding people in his day to day life who they connect with. They are able to find various communities, groups, and clubs where they can participate in discussions that they otherwise would not be able to.

In this scenario, membership chats may be a good way to encourage individuals to become members of a website. They may be initially lured in because of the content, but will stay for the opportunity to make friends.

Fan Clubs

Fan club websites also frequently incorporate membership chats into their sites.

There are many websites that fans set up to discuss their favorite sports team, book series, TV show, movie, and celebrity, to name only a few.

Membership chats allow provide a space for fans to connect with each other, even if they live half way around the world.

For example, if there was a fan page for a football club, members may discuss their favorite players, expectations for the season, opposing teams, and why they like that particular club.

Teaching Areas

As more and more students of all ages are turning to the virtual world for education, websites must adapt.

Today, many people seek out online classes, tutoring, and full degree programs. Students complete these courses relatively independently.

However, with the use of membership chats, students have a way of interacting with each other and the professor.

Professors may use membership chats to hold live discussions, conduct polls, or really information to students. Students could also connect with other students when working on group projects or discussing assignments.

Membership chats allow both student and teacher to interact on a level that is similar to the in-classroom experience.

Dating

Most dating websites allow members to see only a small amount of content before they become members of the site.

One of the perks of becoming a member is gaining access to other dating profiles and the ability to engage other users in a chat room.

The function of a membership chat is pretty obvious here. It provides visitors with an obvious reason as to why they should become a member. The chats also can act as an archive of messages between two people, which they may want to hold on to in the future.

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Using Chat Rooms to Generate Fresh Content To Help Your Website Succeed

We are sometimes able to observe how RumbleTalk customers are using their chat rooms.

Some may only use the chat room to answer user questions and complaints. Others may use it to create a community within their user base.

More and more often, we are seeing customers using their chat rooms to generate fresh content for their websites.

When your website contains content that is popular, you are likely to attract more and more visitors to your site.

This may seem obvious, but how does this really work?

When you perform a search in a search engine like Google, the search results are ranked. The number one website likely has earned that spot due to its content.

What Makes for Fresh Website Content?

There are a few guidelines to follow if you want to make sure your content will help improve your ranking on search results.

• Use of Certain Words – If an article or blog post on your website contains words that match a search query, then your website is more likely to achieve a higher ranking in the search results. It is helpful to choose a particular keyword or phrase and use that wording throughout the article to improve the odds of your website ranking high.
• Accuracy – Is the content accurate? Are you able to link to reputable sources? Can the audience trust what you are saying is true?
• Relevance – Is your website content relevant to the search query? If you are aware of current trends and news items and produce similar fresh content, this is a great way to stay relevant.

Every piece of content you publish is analyzed by search engines. If you write content that follows the above guidelines, the search engine is more likely to rank your website higher when web searches are performed.

Using certain words in your content is not particularly challenging. Checking for accuracy in the article may be more time consuming, but also is pretty self-explanatory.

But you may be wondering, how do I make sure my content is relevant?

Chat Room Generated Fresh Content is Relevant!

By its very nature, the content that is generated from conversations in chat rooms is relevant.

Chat rooms allow you to engage with your users and customers, listen to their questions and complaints, and learn about their interests.

This gives you a huge opportunity to gain insight into what is relevant in your industry or field. Nothing could be more relevant than talking to your customers about your service, product, or website.

You should treasure this insight as if it were pure gold!

With these chat room conversations, you have a couple of options. You could export the entire conversation into your HTML and add it to your website with a quick copy and paste.

It is incredibly simple to do this. After logging into your admin panel, find the “Archive” option. Then you select the messages you want to export and click “Export.”

That’s it! You are done!

Another option is use the chat room conversation as inspiration to create fresh content.

Maybe a user said something that made a light bulb turn on in your mind. A new idea for a blog post or article!

Perhaps you recognized that several users had the same questions and concerns over your product or service. While you may have addressed these concerns in the chat room, this also is a new opportunity to write an article for your wider audience that addresses these concerns in greater depth.

You can see that there are multiple ways you can use your chat room conversations to create fresh content.

Take advantage of this knowledge and you could drive more and more users to your website!

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