Month: August 2012

I don’t like content-driven communities. The model is usually backwards.  In theory it works like this. You get 20 to 50 people creating content for

You can break Google's visitor data down by the hour. You can identify when most people visit your community. You can then schedule regular activities/new

Big changes are usually a bad thing. They’re expensive (both time and money), members don’t like them and it’s difficult to predict their impact upon

If you only have 1 hour a day to spend managing a community, how should you spend it? This is not an ideal situation. It