I wrote 80 blogs in 2018, including the one you are reading now. It was a prolific year in terms of writing. No idea why I had so much to say this year.
At the end of each year, I like to review the stats of my blogs and see which were the most read – and which seemed to be overlooked. It’s a review I publish more for me than my blog readers. But note that it’s something you need to be doing with your blog entries as well, so you can look for trends, so you can try to understand why one blog was well-read and another was overlooked, etc.
My top blog in 2018, BY FAR, was this one:
Diagnosing the causes of volunteer recruitment problems. In fact, it’s now one of my top 15 most-read blogs
ever since I moved my blog to its current address more than eight years ago.
For 2018, my other top 20 blogs are:
It’s worth noting that most of my blog entries that got the most views in 2018
weren’t written in 2018. And for the seventh year in a row, the blog that was most viewed this year was written in 2011:
Courts being fooled by online community service scams, about unscrupulous companies that will take money from people sentenced to community service and give them a letter saying they completed volunteering hours, when in fact, the people did nothing at all.
May your 2019 be full of strength, compassion and prosperity. And I hope you will
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