Following on from the example of others, here are this blog’s top posts (by 2007 pageviews) of 2007:
- Apple Australia Slips Up
- Mathtype in Word 2007
- Comet McNaught Indeed
- What Susan Athey did to win
- The merger
- Mathematica 6!
- Do downloads impact music sales?
- iPod index is no iTunes Index
- iPhone Margins and what they mean
- Finally, finally, finally, Tivo
and these blasts from the past still got lots of hits:
- The most unusual day
- An iTunes Index for exchange rates
- Who owns TV guide data?
- The Jetstar black market
- An Inscrutable Youth
This just shows how much traffic is keyword search driven. By the top keywords that got people to this site were: comet mcnaught, joshua gans, mathtype office 2007, economics.com.au, mathtype word 2007, economics, economics.com, afr blog, baby bonus, coreecon.
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