What’s Your Best Post Ever?
Posted by Patrick on June 8th, 2008
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If you had to pick your best post in all the ones you’ve written so far, which one would it be? I’m sure you’ve got this one article that you are particularly proud of so let’s share those masterpiece all together. This can either be a post on your blog or even a guest blogging post. Just drop the link in comment and I’ll add it to the list:
Blogger: Patrick from Piggy Bank Pie
Title: 10 Reasons Why Bloggers Hate Blogging
Blogger: Wess Stewart from The Sugarbuzz Project
Title: How to Make Ten Bucks Starting Now
Blogger: Louis Liem from bukiki.com
Title: $86,400 Every Day - What Would You DO?
Blogger: Collin from Mixed Market Arts
Title: Top 10 Reasons This List Will Be Popular on Digg
and The Link Building Cookbook
Blogger: Chris Merriman from chrismerriman.com
Title: Humans Prove Too Temperamental To Be Good SpamBots!
Blogger: Jay from Datmoney.com
Title: Yes, I Design Banner Too!
Blogger: Link Building Bible from linkbuildingbible.com
Title: 5 Tips For When You Check Your Sites Backlinks
Blogger: Max Miroff from moneymoose.com
Title: Setting Blog Goals Is For Losers
June 8th, 2008 at 7:58 pm
I have no idea…none are as good as any of the stuff I read here.
This one is pretty decent though, helps readers think outside of the ‘make money online’ box.
http://thesugarbuzzproject.net/how-to-make-ten-bucks-starting-now/
June 10th, 2008 at 12:01 am
I’ll go for the one on my name. Encouraging you to use your time at best
June 11th, 2008 at 5:39 pm
This ones a tough one for me. It really depends on what you consider a “best post.”
My Digg post received a pagerank 4 and over 100,000 unique visitors:
http://mixedmarketarts.com/2008/01/07/top-10-reasons-this-list-will-be-popular-on-digg/
but my Link Building Cookbook series has given me over 35 posts worth of content and has gotten me the majority of my RSS readers:
http://mixedmarketarts.com/2007/11/13/the-link-building-cookbook/
I suppose if I had to choose, it would be the cookbook.
June 11th, 2008 at 9:27 pm
Hey Collin, I understand your dilemma. I’m in a similar situation as my “10 reasons why bloggers hate blogging” post literally made a smash, but if I’d think like a purist, I’d say that “Using Humour To Extend Your Reach” was more “profound”.
June 12th, 2008 at 1:22 am
I don’t know about ‘best’, but Humans Prove Too Temperamental To Be Good SpamBots! got quite a good reaction, as did my early posts on Kazakhstan (most linked from the Kazakhstan 101 page.
June 13th, 2008 at 12:48 am
Patrick,
It’s hard to pick one that I feel as though is the best, so instead, can I pick my Banner Designs page/post? The only reason is because I’m pretty proud of the design work that I have done for people.
And even based on stats, that has been my 4th most popular page this year.
Jay
June 14th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
I’ll let you pick…. I have a similar dilemma as Collin…
My Dofollow Blog Search Engine is by far the most popular, but not really a post.
http://linkbuildingbible.com/dofollowdiver/
My second most popular and useful, and an actual post is:
http://linkbuildingbible.com/2008/03/17/how-to-check-how-many-backlinks-your-site-has/
My favorite post of mine, is:
http://linkbuildingbible.com/2008/04/09/5-tips-for-when-you-check-your-sites-backlinks/
You pick…..
June 17th, 2008 at 1:37 pm
I love all of my posts equally (that’s what I tell the crappy ones, at least) so it’s fairly hard to pick a favorite.
If I had to, though, it’d probably be one of my undervalued older posts which no one seems to comment on/read. It is utter satire - not very valuable but it still gives me a good laugh.
http://blogbadly.com/blog-content/setting-blog-goals-is-for-losers/