Reader Favorites: Our Ten Most Popular Posts
Every now and then, it’s fun to take a walk down memory lane. So today, I logged into Google Analytics and punched up the content page to find out what our ten most popular posts are. I was surprised at how diverse the list is, ranging from the very tactical to the very strategic, and covering just about every topic we’ve ever written about. I’m glad to see that our readers enjoy variety, so we’ll continue to mix things up. If there’s anything you’d like us to write about, please comment below or send us an e-mail - we’d love to hear from you.
With that, Our Ten Most Popular Posts:
- Internal Communications: Own It
- The Blogosphere: You Don’t Have to Blog to Belong
- Mission Statement: Make it Possible
- Slogans: Say What You Do
- Market Segmentation: How to Prioritize Targets
- High Tech Blogging: Why?
- Lead Generation: The Bell Curve
- Communications Part II: To the Right People
- Age of Conversation 2: The Deadline
- The SEO Triple Play: Message, Mechanics, Maintenance
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July 14th, 2008 at 9:31 pm
Todd - it’s great to do this every now and then. Very interesting to your readers to see which posts have generated the highest readership. Your post on not having to blog to belong to the blogosphere is particularly helpful. It’s important for marketers and PR pros to monitor what’s being said about their companies and be part of the conversation, even if having their own corporate blog is impractical.
July 15th, 2008 at 7:54 am
Thanks Tom. I was surprised at how diverse the favorite posts were- I guess we have Renaissance Readers.
Now days, companies definitely have to engage the blogosphere, at the very least to see what’s being said about their products or market. Check out the post about Netflix as an example of how companies can also tune in to blogs as a form of market research.
Thanks for reading!