sbayle
07-14-2007, 09:14 PM
Hello, I've been a veteran user of vBulletin boards - Steve Hoffman's and AVS - but just set up my own forum for entrepreneurs a couple of weeks ago: HonchoTalk. http://www.honchotalk.com.
While I'm happy that I've gotten 66 members of which 40 are active -but the posts are few and far between. I had 15 people online at once today and not one post! Are these stats from vBulletin accurate? if so, is it about right that the ratio of posters to lurkers is about 1:100?
I've been posting a lot of material from my blog for several reasons: one, it is relevant to the audience, two, my blog platform is going away in August and three, I don't have the time and energy to both blog and run a forum.
But is the fact that these posts are more like blog posts than the Q & A's you find on a lot of forms discouraging people from posting? Or I'm am just overly anxious about getting this going? Any comments from you vBulletin vets would be appreciated.
While I'm happy that I've gotten 66 members of which 40 are active -but the posts are few and far between. I had 15 people online at once today and not one post! Are these stats from vBulletin accurate? if so, is it about right that the ratio of posters to lurkers is about 1:100?
I've been posting a lot of material from my blog for several reasons: one, it is relevant to the audience, two, my blog platform is going away in August and three, I don't have the time and energy to both blog and run a forum.
But is the fact that these posts are more like blog posts than the Q & A's you find on a lot of forms discouraging people from posting? Or I'm am just overly anxious about getting this going? Any comments from you vBulletin vets would be appreciated.

