Happy almost Thanksgiving!
This week I have WordPress, freelancing, bike lanes, Facebook and more.
Enjoy!
(Anti) Social Lists 7/25/10
Busy, busy, busy. I decided to celebrate my birthday by ignoring the computer for a day. Of course, if you do that on a weekday, you spend the rest of the week playing catch-up.
This week I seem to have a lot of gardening and green stuff as well as some Facebook and WordPress.
Enjoy
Weekly Facebook Page Update
About 10 or so days ago Facebook started emailing page admins a weekly page update. I was curious about what information would be included in this email but didn’t receive one until a week later.
The email I received was actually quite long. I realized that I am still an Admin on almost every Facebook page that I have worked on.
It occurred to me that I should email my clients and ask them whether or not they still want me to be an admin on their pages. That, of course, will go on my list of things to do when I’m really super bored, which is basically never ;-) No, seriously, I will contact them. Personally, I think if someone is done working on your fan page that you should remove them as an admin. I also look to be removed when I have finished the work because I don’t want any any errors that are caused by the client or by Facebook to be blamed on me. If I’m not an admin I have no access to make any edits so the error couldn’t possibly be my fault.
5 Most Popular (Anti) Social Posts of All Time
I just realized that this blog is a year old. My first post was May 19, 2008 although I didn’t really get going until June. I tend to think of the blog starting in the summer.
So, in order to commemorate this event I am going to list my 5 most popular posts of all time based on page views in Google Analytics. One of them I know without even looking it up. On most days it gets the most traffic, it rarely gets a comment and it makes me laugh.
5 Most Popular (Anti) Social Articles Written This Year
Here are the 5 most popular articles that I’ve written this year. This is according to google analytics and is based on pageviews. I selected the time period January 1, 2009 to April 20, 2009 for top content and then scanned the list.
Some of my most viewed articles were written last year. I have skipped over those and am only including the popular ones from 2009.
