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2008′s Top Five

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Alright peeps.  You know what time of year it is?  It’s the time of year where we all start talking about our blogs and all the accomplishments we have had this year as far as stats go.  Not really, I’m just saying it that way because it makes it sound funny.  I have, however, decided to do a couple different ‘TOP’ lists this week as the year closes out and I’d love to know what you think.  First up, the top posts of the year right here on this blog.  

Now, one thing I did realize was that the top posts of the year aren’t really ones that I spent a lot of time on, but are more ones that I think were found through searches.  Sort of a let down if you ask me, but then again that’s what makes blogging exciting, right?  So here goes.  The ‘…in case you were wondering.’ 2008 top five posts.

5. Music You’ve Never Heard (Again)May 4th – This one I thought was pretty cool.  We’ve got a cool little thing brewing and I hope to one day really watch it grow.  I’d like to start a website called ‘Music You’ve Never Heard’ and allow folks to submit their favorite music you think people have never heard.  Now, I don’t want anyone stealing this idea because I’m getting pretty tired of that.  Seriously, don’t steal ideas please.

4. Citizens Of Virtue - October 6th – See this one is a little funny because I knew from the beginning it was fake.  I knew from the beginning it was a deal birthed in the mind of Rob Bell.  I knew it would cause some interesting conversation and that’s why the tag “I know something you don’t” was used for the first and only time.

3. Christians Voting For ObamaOctober 29th – This one doesn’t really surprise me.  With 109 comments, it was obviously a ‘hot topic’ and I was fascinated by the different opinions and insights expressed.  As this year comes to a close and the new year starts with a new president, I’m still as fascinated by what is going to happen.  Looks like I was right when it came to this post.

2. Favorite Childhood CartoonFebruary 27th – See, this is one that is mostly based on searches.  One of my most searched keywords is ‘Duck Tales’.  From what I can tell, if you search the words ‘Duck Tales’ the image that I used shows up near the top.  Pretty cool, but really un-inspiring as a post.

1. Voting TipJanuary 28th – Yawn.  Seriously?  This is the top post of the year?  Posted in the first month of the year?!  Lame.  I didn’t even take the dumb picture.  Oh well, if you showed up because of this post and decided to stick around for more than the eight seconds it took to look at that picture, thanks for sticking around.

So that’s it folks.  The top five traffic attracting posts of the year.  Not overwhelming, but cool to see.  What about you guys?  What’s a post that sticks out to you from this here blog from the year?  Is there one?  Ready?  Go.


3 Responses to
“2008′s Top Five”

  1. I’ve only been around since I met you at the MM show. Not long. I can’t think of a particular post that sticks out in my mind. I most enjoy your interesting questions, and how you want your readers to participate.
    If I could even figure out HOW to check which posts on my blog got the most traffic I would. I need a class on “blogging for dummies.”

  2. Shellie (baylormum)

    What Lisa said. She took the words right out of my head! I thought blogging was for people who had something to say!Where do you come up with some of your questions? Always thought provoking. Especially when I don’t want to think! I went back & read several of your entries, from before the tour & saw some interesting words of wisdom. I really like doing the PPT, because it makes me remember that EVERY day is positive in God’s eyes, no matter what happened. Even SSS can be positive in it’s own way. And now I’ve even over-thought what you originally asked! I liked your Obama post, but I think hanging on to being registered in Ca is a cop-out. You’ve been in Nashville a while now, so register already.

  3. I’d have to say that I like the one, My Shirt Was Off In A Live Chat because I was a part of that experience so it was cool!

    I also liked the, A Taylor? because I’ve checked out your wife’s blog a couple of times and I remember a post she wrote and now your post connected with hers. Now I totally feel like a stalker.

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