Biketoberfest 2009 Meet & Greets (video)
Comments (5)This year at Bikertoberfest there were not one but two huge Meet & Greets. Friday it was the third annual M&G at the Iron Horse. Then, Saturday there was the even bigger MeetUp at the Broken Spoke. No official count on either event but based on the field data it looks like around 700 people showed up on Saturday. This could be the largest gathering of BON members ever.
Anyway, here is the video.
BON Themes
Comments (2)By James Plouf
I’m honored that BON is large enough to have theme builders give us our own category.
Anyway…
Check it out here:
http://blog.skemaholicsanonymous.com/?cat=429
I found this on Twitter.
If you want to follow BON on twitter (@bikerornot)
New Privacy Settings
Comments (1)By James Plouf
Real quick. There are two new huge features that I need to tell you about.
First is tagging.
You can now delete tags and turn tagging off on your photos completely. If you block someone they can’t tag your photos.
Second.
You can now set your profile as private. When you select private then only friends can view your profile. Additionally, your profile now has a feed that only your friends can see. The feed is a log of your activity on the site.
The Mothership (Harley-Davidson) has accepted us!
By James Plouf
I was a bit surprised this morning when I saw a Harley-Davidson banner on the top of my profile on BON. This is an incredibly good sign. A Harley-Davidson banner is about as relevant as it gets on BON.
Don’t get me wrong though. BON is for all motorcycles. But it sure is nice to see a manufacturer spending money to reach the BON membership.
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BikerOrNot Meet & Greet Daytona 2009
BikerOrNot: Now the Largest Biker Site in the USA
This is a membership distribution map of all BON members.
I am a little late in posting this news. But, it is a huge deal. The folks from Hitwise called to tell me that BikerOrNot is now ranked the largest biker site in the USA based on market share of visits. Actually, BON is now the largest site in the entire Automotive-Motorcycle industry. We finally passed Harley-Davidson to take the number one spot.
It seems almost inconceivable that less than 2 years ago BON was just and idea. An idea to take what sites like Myspace do for the general public and customize it with features built just for the biking community. The two most important applications built into BON that have made it grow so quickly are the rides and the events. BON was built from scratch. Line by line. Other biker social networks have used ‘out of the box’ software.
BikerOrNot Ranked #2 in the World
A sales rep from Hitwise called the BON office to give us a demo of their analytics package. We ran a few reports and there were some big surprises.
According to Hitwise, BikerOrNot is the second largest motorcycle site in the world — second only to Harley-Davidson.
Here is the screenshot of the report. Looks like H-D is only a bit larger than us right now.
BikerOrNot Reaches International Bikers
BikerOrNot is starting to reach bikers around the globe.
Check out the breakdown of members by country.
Also, more good coverage from bloggers about BikerOrNot rapid growth.
Read it on SocialNetworkingWatch.com.
