The ratio between people visiting this blog, and people registering to Wavumi (or even just visiting the Wavumi website) is dramatically LOW...
Thus, I have added a big "Click Here to Register to Wavumi!" as a top banner, let's see if you will click on it... Many thanks in advance.
I am just realising how difficult it is to create a web community... any smart advices are welcome! However, I am not sure that joining the MyBlogLog community would be a deontological way... What do you think?
The Wavumi community has currently 26 members. But, the Wavumi widget is only installed on 4 web sites (excluding this blog):
But, I would like to say a special thanks to Stephen, who has joined the Wavumi community on the 26th of April and who is keeping the Wavumi Widget running on his blog, the HD BizBlog 1.2, dedicated to online living, blogging, digital nomads and getting things done (GTD) articles.
The goal of Stephen is to help people improving their digital life through increased awareness, education, and Getting Things Done (GTD) productivity.He makes available, in one place, a lot of new information, productivity hacks, and business opportunities (Stephen's affiliate link) for internet entrepreneurs. Free E-books, book reviews, and tutorials are posted every week.
If you google MyBlogLog Clone, you will find (today) the link to this Wavumi's Blog at the 3rd position!
I hope that this bronze medal will help me to get new members and more feedback. Many thanks in advance for registering to Wavumi ;-)
I have added a Search page, which allows you to search only within the pages authored by the members of the Wavumi community.
This search engine is powered by Googgle co-op, which enables you to create your Custom Search Engine that reflects your knowledge and interests; in this case the Wavumi community.
Dear Visitor,
Thanks for visiting the Wavumi's Blog. I publish here the Wavumi development history. Wavumi can be see as a MyBlogLog "clone". The Wavumi's principle is:
An author of a web site is likely to visit the web sites authored by its visitors ;-)I guess you would agree...
Regarding the implementation, I did not want Wavumi to be a clone of MyBlogLog. Wavumi is simple, fast and ... not yet successful :-/ Anyway, you should register as an early adopter, just in case ;-)
From the members page, you can now access to the list of all visitors from the Wavumi community for each members. Register to Wavumi, come back to this Wavumi's Blog and you will see your name/pseudo and your URL in the Patrice's Visitors page ;-)
I was quite disappointed by the comment from cosmicsurfer on my last post saying that the links towards the Wavumi web site were not working...
This is why I have register to HostTracker in order to monitor the availability of the Wavumi web site, which includes the availability of the Wavumi widget on your web pages.
You will be able to judge the reliability of my hosting provider yourself by having a look to the button within the Wavumi Uptime section of sidebar.
This is the uptime of the Wavumi Service (including the Widget), this is NOT the uptime of this blog. For the uptime of this blog, I trust Blogger ;-)
