Top Ten G Manifesto Posts of 2009
Top Ten G Manifesto Posts of 2009
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My “tech guy” just sent me over a data sheet of the most visited G Manifesto Posts of 2009.
Here they are in order from most visited:
1. The Best Halloween Costumes for Guys
2. The Six Elements of Picking Up Girls
3. Top Ten Strip Club Mistakes
4. Top Ten Strip Clubs in New York City
5. How To Pick Up Ethiopian Girls
6. Top Ten ways to Make Money in a Down Economy
7. Bottle Service: America’s Nightlife Nightmare
8. Suits: Demystifying The Top Fashion Designers
9. Ten Tips For Picking Up Strippers
10. Fantastic Finishes- Five Top Closes
Interesting data sheet. I don’t think any of these would be considered top tier. I guess I need to write more on Swooping Exotic Dancers.
(Keep in mind, these numbers are from before I dropped this classic: How to Swoop 100 Fly Girls Per Year)
Or maybe post on swooping Exotic Dancers in Ethiopia while making money.
Side Note:
The G Manifesto is huge in Somalia, Ethiopia, and Eritrea.
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24/01/2010 at 9:14 pm Permalink
There’s actually only 2 posts from 2009 there — the rest date as far back as 2005, making it essentially an ‘all time Top Ten list’ (as of today’s date).
Perhaps you should add some kind of ratings system for posts… There are some WordPress plugins that do just that, like:
http://www.countdown2010.net/2010/wp-content/plugins/wp-postratings/readme.html
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/post-star-rating/
Again, these are rated for the lifetime of the blog, not per annum. For yearly “best of” I’d suggest letting the people have their say. Maybe everyone on your newsletter subscriber list can cast 1 or 2 votes according to category… Or “top commentators” get more weight in their vote?
– http://www.pfadvice.com/wordpress-plugins/show-top-commentators/
– http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/cubepoints/
Just some ideas, wp is quite flexible like that and user data can be interesting — keep up the great work G.
25/01/2010 at 10:02 pm Permalink
Tough to pick just one, but if i had to, i would say… “Top 10 Ways to Make Money in a Down Economy”, (specifically the ideas about Porn and Tacos) Making money is always priority # 1…and in California , Sex and tacos are big business!