Back in April, I posted My “all-time” most-read 5 articles and mentioned that I would update this list from time to time. At the half-year point of 2009, it seemed appropriate to revisit this area.
I have done two things with the new statistics. First, given the number of articles that I have published, I […]
Back in April, I posted My “all-time” most-read 5 articles and mentioned that I would update this list from time to time. At the half-year point of 2009, it seemed appropriate to revisit this area.
I have done two things with the new statistics. First, given the number of articles that I have published, I have expanded the list to 20 articles. Second, to give a different perspective, I have added a run-down of those articles that have received the most views per day.
Of course the first list is more likely to contain older articles (which have had more time to accumulate views), whereas the second list is more likely to include new articles (given that most articles have peak viewing figures soon after they are posted). Despite the vagaries of both approaches, it is probably safe to say that if an article appears on both lists it has been pretty popular. I have highlighted such posts in yellow below.
In future, I may consider calculating how well an article has performed against the typical ageing profile. This would address the shortcomings of both of the current tables and therby offer a more definitive benchmark. However this will be dependent on WordPress.com making it a bit easier to download information about page views.
As before I have focussed just on articles, so views of pages about my career or other background information have been omitted from the following.
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