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Meta-Blogging: What can be learned from watching Planet Lotus hit counters
By Andrew Pollack on 06/24/2008 at 06:55 PM EDTI've been chatting a bit with Yancy and others about Planet Lotus. The site has really become a great resource. I've been watching the stats. Here's a few things of note:
1. Interest in XPages massive. Any good story about them generates a ton of hits.
2. Admin stuff is under represented. Admin posts generate a lot of hits as a result.
3. More and more people are contributing real value.
4. It still pays to be famous for just being famous.
What else can you learn?
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