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I've been writing this blog for a few months now. Although a few people view the newer posts, the older posts lie mostly unread. I think there's life in them yet though so I'm going to try featuring them on the home page.
The first one is "Not with a bang but a whimper", my take on how Web 2.0 will deflate. I wrote it in June.
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Would you allow me a friendly bit of blogger to blogger advice? You'll probably get fairly decent results from putting up a page listing your best work, and putting a button to it prominently on the top-right or top-left menus. If you have the capability to install What Would Seth Godin do, I would suggest pitching your three best posts through that plugin, and then inviting folks to subscribe both in that plugin and at the bottom of each of your best posts.
Posted by: Patrick McKenzie | January 29, 2008 at 09:33 AM
Forgive me, I failed to realize this was a Typepad blog. I am stuck in my own little Wordpress world. Ignore the What Would Seth Godin Do suggestion, unless they've ported it to Typepad yet.
Posted by: Patrick McKenzie | January 29, 2008 at 09:35 AM
Patrick,
Thanks for the advice. I've just had the site design changed so hopefully the "Most popular posts" section is more prominent.
- Neil
Posted by: Neil Davidson | January 29, 2008 at 04:11 PM