January 20, 2009 at 21:54Website visitors motivation
Good evening. I have a small site dedicated to one famous graphic editor in not so narrow circles ... Actually the website is made in the format of a blog that publishes lessons / articles and more on this graphic editor. The authors, besides me, are still <10, but each person who has written (or rather translated from English by the given link) stops writing 1-2 lessons. I don’t know if they become uninteresting, bored, or whether they become busy. But I would like to know how to motivate the user? Whatever he quits this lesson ...
Visitors to the site, in principle, are not so few (now from 100 to 150 per day), and another unpleasant question arises - there is no feedback. It used to be - at least 10-15 comments (normal, not seospam), but now 1-2 and a few comments from the authors themselves ... And yet, it would be not at all bad if at least one person in 1000 would like to share something something interesting to the community and become a new author.
After searching in Google and Yandex, I did not find anything sane on this topic, maybe you, good haberman, can you advise anything? Thank you in advance =)
PS. I was always "afraid" to ask any question on the hub - because I’m suddenly asking a common truth that everyone has known for a long time, except my province)) ... So do not judge strictly, if that)
Visitors to the site, in principle, are not so few (now from 100 to 150 per day), and another unpleasant question arises - there is no feedback. It used to be - at least 10-15 comments (normal, not seospam), but now 1-2 and a few comments from the authors themselves ... And yet, it would be not at all bad if at least one person in 1000 would like to share something something interesting to the community and become a new author.
After searching in Google and Yandex, I did not find anything sane on this topic, maybe you, good haberman, can you advise anything? Thank you in advance =)
PS. I was always "afraid" to ask any question on the hub - because I’m suddenly asking a common truth that everyone has known for a long time, except my province)) ... So do not judge strictly, if that)