My Most Popular Posts From 2010
January 27, 2011 7 Comments
I was recently looking through my blogging statistics and discovered that I can see the most viewed posts during that time period. I didn’t know that I could do that. I should spend a bit more time exploring the other features of WordPress.
Like all statistics, they can be a bit skewed. For example, a very popular post published in late December wouldn’t be well represented compared to a post from January. The earlier one would have much more time to be found and indexed in the search engines.
- How I Use My iPad for Business
- Book Review – Learning SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
- The effects of DISTINCT in a SQL query
- Interactive Sorting Using a Tablix in Reporting Services
- Making Presentations With My iPad
- So I Got Promoted, Now What? Stop Doing Your Old Job
- My Experience with a Virtual Assistant using TimeSvr
- The Power of Regex in PowerShell
- The effects UNION in a SQL query
- Viewing Missing Indexes in Management Studio 2005
I’m not sure whether or not I would consider these my “best posts of 2010″. I’ll have to think about that. Maybe I’ll post a link to those another time.
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hi there, outstanding blog site, and a great understand! 1 for my bookmarking.
If you add the Google Analytics code to your pages, you’ll be able to overlay traffic from one day, hour, month etc on top of another–then you can really tell which posts performed best.
Thanks Claire! Yes, Google Analytics provides some great insight into what’s really driving a blog! I’ve used it before; unfortunately my current provider doesn’t support it. I may end up moving soon anyway.
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Hey Joe, thanks for the inspiration. I posted something similar last night with a slightly different twist:
http://sqlblog.com/blogs/aaron_bertrand/archive/2011/01/28/greatest-hits-a-reflection-on-my-2010-blog-posts.aspx
Cheers,
Aaron
Hey Aaron. I saw your post. Nice twist to pull a bit more info from the views.