It’s a year to the day since BloodhoundBlog became a group blog.
Coincidentally, I was talking to Brian Brady today about our long tail, why the accumulated effort of a weblog is a leveraged asset: The most recent content will be the most popular today, but older content will attract greater and lesser attention in perpetuity.
To illustrate the idea, I ran the last year in MyBlogLog. We served nearly 600,000 pages of content in that time. The report is limited to the 2,000 most popular pages, with who knows how many more stretching out in the long tail.
It’s more a curiosity than anything, but, if you like, you an see it by clicking here.
Cathleen Collins says:
Whoa! My face has been clicked 181 times more than Russell’s?!! I’m honored… except we both pale compared to Dan. Congratulations to all! And a belated welcome to all the fine new authors contributing to BHB.
November 27, 2007 — 1:42 am
Brian Brady says:
What I find interesting is that the HP brouhaha is so far down on the list(#30). I can’t believe it’s been a full year since Keith threatened to unleash thousands of HPers to reign terror on the Bloodhound.
Well, the market dropped and useful articles have dwarfed the HP ruckus. Could it be that people seek good advice from professionals during turbulent times? Maybe we’re not all going to hell after all.
November 27, 2007 — 9:43 am
Bill Gassett says:
No surprise that the zillow madness has gotten the most hits.
November 27, 2007 — 6:34 pm
Greg Swann says:
That post is almost always in our top five hard clicks for the day, usually over 100 page views.
November 27, 2007 — 7:20 pm