Tuesday, February 16, 2016

How You (and the network) Did Last Week - 2/16/16

In our continued efforts to showcase what's working around the network, we're debuting...

The Monthly Content Leaderboard

Every day, that spreadsheet scours the entire network and updates with the 100 highest traffic pages over the last 30 days. You'll find that data in three different categories, separated on their respective tabs:
  1. Top Editorial: The top 100 /p/ and user pages by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
  2. Top Events: The top 100 event pages by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
  3. Top Other: The top 100 category/venue/artist by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
Note that the rows will be more or less sorted in descending traffic, but you can ensure it's ranked exactly by traffic if you make a copy of the doc and do a quick column A sort. A big shout out to Jamie in Do416 for requesting the doc in the first place.

Hopefully that helps with brainstorming content ideas, looking at what sort of big giveaways andRSVPs other markets are landing, and which ECPs are moving the needle. As always, we're more than happy to provide context or answer any questions as to why things are ranked how they are in the leaderboard.

We'll return to standard winners of the week next Monday, but why not check out all your stats goodness in the meantime?

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Tuesday, February 16, 2016

How You (and the network) Did Last Week - 2/16/16

In our continued efforts to showcase what's working around the network, we're debuting...

The Monthly Content Leaderboard

Every day, that spreadsheet scours the entire network and updates with the 100 highest traffic pages over the last 30 days. You'll find that data in three different categories, separated on their respective tabs:
  1. Top Editorial: The top 100 /p/ and user pages by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
  2. Top Events: The top 100 event pages by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
  3. Top Other: The top 100 category/venue/artist by traffic over the last 30 days, with traffic broken out by channel.
Note that the rows will be more or less sorted in descending traffic, but you can ensure it's ranked exactly by traffic if you make a copy of the doc and do a quick column A sort. A big shout out to Jamie in Do416 for requesting the doc in the first place.

Hopefully that helps with brainstorming content ideas, looking at what sort of big giveaways andRSVPs other markets are landing, and which ECPs are moving the needle. As always, we're more than happy to provide context or answer any questions as to why things are ranked how they are in the leaderboard.

We'll return to standard winners of the week next Monday, but why not check out all your stats goodness in the meantime?

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