Write Monthly Roundups
Monthly Roundups represent an efficient way to highlight your most popular posts and to make the readers visit your archives. At the beginning of every month simply check your statistics to see what were the posts that attracted the most traffic over the past four weeks, and present them to your readers with a short summary.
Daniel Scocco on February 1, 2007
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That’s a great idea. The basic impression you give is that for any blog, a great one takes effort!
Dan
I’ve been doing this for a few months, and people like it.
The best thing is you can give a feed of these summaries for infrequent readers.
http://engtech.wordpress.com/tag/engtechdigest
I never thought of that. I might start doing that on some of my blogs.
Thanks for the great tip!
engtech, the idea of offering a special feed with those “digests” is really cool, thanks for sharing
One thing to remember though is not to confuse people with too many feeds.
So with the digest feed I only mention it on the digest pages, all the other links to my feed go to my main feed.
Abolutely agree with that.
I am already practizing these monthly roudups.
The best thing is, that my readers really appreciate this service so that I made a new category for my “monthly best postings”.
No more searching, just clicking. Make it easy for your readers to find the true gems of your blog.
Regards,
René Kriest