How to Make a Successful Post on Fanbox



Today will show you how to make good  and successful  post on fanbox  
Make your post at least 300 words

 Include 3 to 5 photos

 In the image properties 

 Add name to the photo,

 Include your keyword tags 

 In the name of the photo

 Add your keyword tags in the 
"alt text" or "tags" or "labels" 
separate your keyword tags with commas 
","

 Bold your keyword tags in the first 1 to 3 lines
bold your tags a few more times in the post

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