Blog w/ RSS Feeds
An active blog can provide a quality SEO presence for an API, attracting developers and businesses to the API. Secondarily a blog can provide essentials communications for the developer community. While researching this white paper and reviewing 6000+ APIs, a blog is the number one way I could tell when an API is dead and nobody is supporting the community.
A blog can easily provide the communication to keep an API active and growing, while also be the barometer of whether developers should steer clear of an API.
Make sure when deploying a blog, you don't forget the RSS feed!
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