Here’s a roundup of the fifteen most popular posts or resources for 2006 hosted here on Online Marketing Blog. (not counting the home page):
- RSS Button Maker
- Getting Listed in News Search Engines
- Interview with Adam Lasnik of Google
- Social Bookmarks Tool
- Blogger Relations 101
- 25 Tips for Marketing Your Blog
- Matt Cutts Videos
- New Rules for Social Media Optimization
- Google Dance V Photos
- Online Marketing Blog Resources
- About Online Marketing Blog
- Yahoo Terry Semel Interview Video
- Gmail for Business
- Interview with Chris Pirillo
- Matt Cutts on Toolbar Data
Top ten referrers:
- digg (ouch!)
- Yahoo
- marketingterms.com
- Bloglines.com
- Technorati.com
- MSN
- My Yahoo
- TopRankResults.com
- StumbleUpon
The vast majority of traffic comes from organic search with social news sites second. In terms of blog optimization for search engines, I’d say we’ve done a pretty good job considering the competitiveness of the phrases this blog ranks on.¬† A few of the top referring search terms include:
- marketing blog
- online marketing
- blog marketing
- marketing blogs
- seo blog
Thank you to the awesome readers of our humble little blog. The TopRank team and I sincerely appreciate all the support other search bloggers and members of the internet marketing community have given over the past year.
Tomorrow I’ll be posting our HUGE list of search marketing blogs from my RSS reader. There are over 250 of them with many gems. I’ll be including a link to an OPML file as well.
Great year of posting Lee! One really interesting point is that your top posts run the gambit of media (written, photos, video, etc) which I think is a great summary of your blog in general..
Lee – thanks for the past 12-months of a blog filled with rich content. I’m looking forward to the next 12! Happy 2007!
I would have to agree that this blog is a great resource, one of the best that I have found so far. But I came here looking for information on Jason Ryan Isaksen. I couldnt find a thread on him anywhair here. I know that he is an expert about this type of material and I was rather suprised that there was no mention of him here. I have learned most of my ranking techniques from Jason Isaksen and I am wondering how you think he compaires with some of the other postings in here.