I was just reviewing statistics for this weblog, which has been operating for about five months now. Just for kicks, here’s a list of the most popular CONTENTIOUS entries so far:
- What Is RSS, and Why Should You Care?, Oct. 18, 2003.
- Persuading Bosses to Allow Blogs, Nov. 26, 2003
- Notetaking Wonders and Woes, Nov. 4, 2003
- Powerpoint Presentations Online: No! Stop! Don’t!!!, Nov. 18, 2003
- What’s in a Name? RSS and Attitude, Dec. 9, 2003
- Usability and Content, Nov. 12, 2003
- Bloglines: An Entry-Level Option for RSS Users, Oct. 20, 2003
- Overlooked RSS Opportunities, Oct. 15, 2003
- How Not to Do An Online Pressroom, Jan. 5, 2004
- More on Notetaking, Nov. 10, 2003
Also, based on the statistics of the last two days, it looks like my new article Strong Finish: Writing Effective Conclusions is likely to be VERY popular.
Meanwhile, a lot of people still visit the archives of the original version of CONTENTIOUS (from before I revived it as a weblog). Here are the most popular articles from those archives (for statistics collected over the past 5 months)…
- Interview with Jakob Nielsen: Content Is a Service, Aug. 5, 1998
- Online Style Guides: Getting Past Caps and Commas, March 12, 2001
- Fluff & Contenders 2000, Jan. 6, 2000
- The CONTENTIOUS Guide to “Grabby” Web Hosts, Aug. 9, 1999
- Indexes: An Old Tool for a New Medium, by Kevin Broccoli, Nov. 17, 1998
- Animation: Uses and Abuses, Nov. 22, 1999
- Credibility and Corporate Scandals: Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is, Aug. 1, 2002
- How to Keep the Content Coming: 5 Tips, Aug. 5, 2002
- The Front Line of Tech Writing: Online Help and Documentation, by Jennifer Roberts, Jan. 18, 1999
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