The 1 year after disruptionblog survey – the results

We’ve asked you your feedback about the Disruptionblog as a plateform and in term of content to know how to improve the place (and a someone lucky got a fantastic Tshirt 🙂

Only 5% of the people registered on the Disruptionblog actually took the time to answer those questions, but with a lot of very detailed and inspiring suggestions. It’s now time to share them with you 🙂

Sans titre 1All the people that answered seems to be part of the regular readers, using both the website or the RSS feed.

Sans titre 2Even if 75% of the respondant currently are happy with the frequency, only 50% actually read the content.

Sans titre 3It seems that the content is considered as interesting (at least most of the time 🙂 but case studies definitely needs to be shared more often as people claim for them

Sans titre 4Contribution is an issue for the Disruptionblog. And no suprise here : time is a big problem for everybody here 🙂 Note : since the respondant represent very frequent reader of the blog, no surprise they are overweighted in the survey.

Sans titre 5And that’s the same for commenting :S

Sans titre 6Since the design seems to be quite OK, recommendations are always welcome. Weekly newsletter will then come back, and the tag cloud will be less flashy 🙂 As for the cramped homepage, we’ll investigate solutions, but any more specific recommandations are more than welcome.

Sans titre 7Those comments are very interesting. Should you like to add comments and them, feel free to share.

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3 seconds conclusion

  • Work on design – email newsletter will come back, we’ll try to simplify the layout, bring up the category, and open a “ask me” section.
  • In term of content – case studies are requested by everybody. Please share !
  • In term of communication – we need to communicate about the platform. Should you have suggestion, feel free to comment 🙂 But in the meantime, spread the word and check on your local offices that everybody currently knows the blog and have access to it 🙂

Any other thought that come to mind ?

Firefox T-Shirt / we’ve got a winner

The almighty gods of Random.org (http://www.random.org/) stated that Sumin from the Singapore office is our happy winner. Sumin, thanks a lot for your feedback for the yearly disruptionblog survey. Please be patient until we send you the (very bueatiful and collector and ultra-geeky) T Shirt to the Singapore Office 🙂

To all the participants. Thanks a lot for your detailed answers, we’ll come back on that later.

Perfect for parading in the office and raise your geek level up ^_^

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Twitter stats (again) but in real life

I found today this impressive set of stats about Twitter that give an idea about the massive level of data created by the conversations currently taking place over the platform at this moment. Could be nice to keep in mind when discussing about Twitter with clients (if they ever need to be convinced 🙂

Or just for the pleasure of reading odd figures 🙂

http://www.geekologie.com/2010/01/but_why_would_you_if_you_print.php

http://www.geekologie.com/2010/01/25/twitter-1.jpg

http://www.geekologie.com/2010/01/25/twitter-2.jpg

http://www.geekologie.com/2010/01/25/twitter-2.jpg

Slow down the growth and let’s discuss – state of the Twittersphere ’10

Let’s face it, Twitter was really the word of year 2010. Maybe even overhyped … And the latest “State of the Twittersphere” by hubspot tends to really balance the craze over Twitter. Less growth, but more engagement … a sign of maturity ? The latest survey shows a few stats, interesting to keep in mind as long as you’ll speak about Twitter. Speaking of stats, let’s keep in mind that
– Twitter users are currently 50 millions, half of them being americans
– Twitter.com has 1.5 million unique visitors (oct 09, comscore)
– 127 500 french (sysomos 2010 jan)

twittergrowth

http://www.hubspot.com/Portals/53/docs/01.10.sot.report.pdf