The year is closing and it’s time to put a bow on all we’ve accomplished for 2013. Here’s a peek at what our readers found the most interesting on our blog this year (and an interesting note that not all the posts were written this year).
- A timeline of Louis Zamperini’s journey
- Why we switched to Asana for tasks
- James B. Nutter is in hiding, I guess
- 10 days to organize your digital life
- Why I chose the Droid Maxx
- Creating tiled galleries with Jetpack 2.1
- Get 12 gifts for Christmas from Apple
- How to add a Google +1 (Plus One) button to your site
- File Types: What do they mean?
- Why do I need to worry about WordPress updates?
How to easily make your own year-end wrap of your most popular posts (PS: you should):
If you use WordPress plus Google Analytics and want to do a “year in review” post of 2013 for your site’s most popular content. This is a great exercise to know what your readers find interesting and share with them some content that maybe they missed.
Googler +Adam Singer built a “most popular 2013 posts” Custom Report that will quickly give you a list of your most popular posts this year. Read below for his instructions on pulling this off for yourself.
P.S.: On a side note, Facebook has a year in review link too and it’s awesome but so far, it doesn’t work for pages (Boo Facebook… Boo!). Here’s a direct link to see how your year turned out. https://www.facebook.com/yearinreview
