Sourcebench - the web developer’s workplace

After putting a lot of effort into Sourcebench i was wondering the last days what we can do to attract more visitors to this site and how we can reach a bigger readership. I am a dedicated reader of Darren Rowse's Problogger blog and as this guy was able to make blogging a profession he seemed to be the right guy to ask for advice.

I wrote a short mail to Darren and asked him to give me a little clue of what i can do to lift my blog to the blogging Olymp. I was pleasantly surprised when i really got some feedback from him, offering me to make a post in his blog in order to forward this question to his readers.

I am aware of the fact that this means that we could also get negative feedback or even being torn to shreds, but i agreed to this offer without major concerns as whatever comes out of it, it can only be good for Sourcebench. No matter which feedback we gain, we will be able to use it to make this page a better place and gain experience and thoughts of a lot of different people.

We want Sourcebench to be a community page, so the best thing we can do to reach this goal is to ask the community what they want and expect from it.

As already the introduction to this case study got some positive feedback, we are really looking forward to the responsed and will be carefully watching the comments to Darren's request for comments on Problogger.

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