Here is an interesting post from the Stuntdbul blog on a “Best Posts Page”. I have to say that I totally agree with the author. I have often stayed with a blog because I read the “best posts” section first. Good way to judge if they have good content or not. Of course, you have to have some good posts and that’s why I don’t have that section yet… lol
With so many different types of posts (news, humor, call-to-action, resource, etc.), it’s really important to showcase the more timeless authority posts. It can be done manually, or I’m sure there are a few plugins for user favorite posts. I like the manual route myself, as I think it offers a nice level of editorial control. In case you’re wondering (and didn’t notice it at the top of the page) - my best posts are here
How a Best Posts Page Will Increase Your Blog Subscribers
