Top Posts for August 2010
Following my own advice on “How to Keep Your Blog Posts from Dying in Your Archives”, I am listing my top ten posts for August 2010. Interestingly, although I wrote three of these posts more than a year ago, they continue to be topic traffic generators.
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In case you missed them, here are my top 10 posts for August 2010 in order of descending page views:
If you are just getting started with Evernote, I suggest that you buy Brett Kelly’s remarkably practical e-book, Evernote Essentials, Second Edition. It is worth setting aside a couple hours to work through this brief, 95-page book. It will save you DAYS of learning Evernote on your own.
- Why Most Authors Should Not Emulate Seth Godin
- Your To-Do List as a Personal Command Center
- eBooks: Writing a Winning Book Proposal
- How to Reboot Your Spirit
- How to Cut Your To-Do List in Half
- What to Do When You Hate Your Job
- The Kindle, Nook, iPad, and Reader Compared
- My About Page
- Unboxing the New Amazon Kindle 3
- Literary Agents Who Represent Christian Authors
If you are a blogger, it is also worth noting that my About page is my eighth most visited page. I’ll bet it is one of your top pages, too. Because of this, it is worth spending some time on it. I plan to write a separate post on this soon.
Question: If you are a blogger, what was your top post for last month?
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Posted on September 5, 2010
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