Top Posts and Commenters for February 2011

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In case you missed them, I have listed my top ten posts for February 2011, along with my top ten commenters. I am sending each of the top commenters a free copy of The Noticer: Sometimes, All a Person Needs Is a Little Perspective by Andy Andrews.

Wordle graphic for February 2011

Graphic courtesy of Wordle.net

Here are my top ten posts. I wrote five of these posts more than a year ago. If you are a blogger, you can continue to generate significant traffic for old posts, provided you are intentional about it. (I outline my strategy in a blog post called, “Recycling Your Blog Content.”)It didn’t hurt that Lifehacker linked to my top post. That alone quadrupled my daily traffic the day after I posted it.

Also, my About page continues to be in the top ten. If you are a blogger, this is why it is important to carefully engineer this page. You might want to read “10 Ways to Create a Better About Page for Your Blog.”

  1. A Better Filing System for Public Speakers (and Writers)
  2. Fix for Wireless Connection Problems on MacBook Pro
  3. Creating a Life Plan
  4. Four Reasons Why the Sales Growth of e-Books Will Be Slower Than Industry Executives Think
  5. An Interview with Todd Burpo, Author of Heaven Is for Real
  6. Literary Agents Who Represent Christian Authors
  7. Is Romans 8:28 Still in the Bible?
  8. How to Update Your Facebook Status with Twitter
  9. About
  10. Anatomy of an Effective Blog Post

My top ten commenters were:

For March, I’m going to give a free copy of Donald Miller’s book, A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life, to each of my top 10 commenters.

Ready. Set. Go!

Question: If you blog, what was your top post for February? Why do you think that was the case? You can leave a comment by clicking here.
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  • Otai samuel

    Michael, much as iam new to your blogging list, i would be grate ful to receive copies of Everyone communicate, Few connect, & What the most Effective People do Differently.
    This will improve greatly on my Leadership & Communication skills. Just kindly reserve me copies. Sam Otai

  • http://staceydaze.blogspot.com/ Stacey

    I’m new around here, and will more than likely NEVER comment enough to receive anything, but I wanted to thank you for this recap. There are several posts I missed or have never seen, and I’m glad I get to read them now. I appreciate your words and have shared many posts with other people often. Thanks again!

  • Anonymous

    My top post was Women’s Ministry Ideas. I made a video of a monthly event we hold at our church and women are constantly searching for new ideas to grow their ministries in the church.

  • Jmhardy97

    thank you for the great learning tools. Oriverbs 16:13 Good leaders cultivate honest speech;they love advisors who tell them the truth.

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