Internal and external users from 1 to 1 million

Recently, everyone is paying attention to Kevin Rose's "9 ways to take your site from one to one million users". This article provides suggestions for website development from both internal and external perspectives, user growth is only an indicator, which represents the improvement of the overall quality of the website. I have classified these nine items and analyzed them in the blog garden as an example. Please refer to the following Mind Map:

I am a layman and I am afraid to comment on the suggestions for promoting the market on the website. I will pay attention to the website's internal repair.

 

Value

The primary point of internal repair is to pay attention to the value of the website itself. The value of the website can be seen in two aspects: 1. do you respect the user and improve the user's own value to encourage user behavior? 2. providing value for third-party websites

I have done a very good job in the blog community. It is already the consensus of my friends that I can learn and improve my skills at the same time. At the same time, the user experience of the blog Park is constantly improved, as can be seen from the changes in the editor.

Second, I don't know much about it, but it is obvious that the blog Park has supported a bunch of technical aggregation websites.

 

Simplicity

The core of simplicity is to subtract functions and focus on one or two functions. What is the basis for subtraction? Dudu mentioned this in flash memory. I think this is based on the positioning of the website. After some repetitive and rarely used functions are cleared, Dudu's positioning of the blog Park determines which functions will be cropped out.

Compared with other technical websites, the blog Park has already been more convergent or focused on technologies. Some technical communities have even become happy networks ~~

 

Development and release

There are two aspects: one is what to do, the other is how to do it; you need to know what to do to seek answers from the user, the best way to seek answers is to see which functions and how users use the website. A quick response to user needs requires that website development be kept up with each other. iterative development and quick release of available functions are a method.

In addition, I submitted a bug to the blog team via message, and the bug was quickly modified. I gave Dudu a suggestion to add the historical today's function below the blog post, and it soon went online. Although I do not know the development mode of the blog Park, I am satisfied with the response speed.

 

Learn about yourself: analyze your traffic

We can see from users' common access tracks how users use websites and which links can be optimized. Analyze the page with a high exit rate and how to improve the user's frustration. As far as I know, Google's analysis tool can do a lot of data mining work. The above two points are only the most basic applications.

Using data to speak, instead of guessing, can rationally find optimization points. At the same time, a quantitative indicator allows you to determine whether the optimization is effective. There are many successful experiences in the evolution of large website architectures, but they have all done one thing: quantify.

 

You are welcome to shoot bricks. If you have other website promotion experts, please add the website's external skills.