A Different Numbers Post

For this week's iDevBlogADay post, I'm going to give you some numbers. A different set of numbers than usual, not sales numbers (unfortunately they've not been interesting enough to publish yet); I'm going to give you the number of visits to my other iDevBlogADay posts so far.

I love being a part of the iDevBlogADay rotation, it's forcing me to write and communicate more with the iOS community (I'm usually a very quiet person). I appreciate the opportunity to be able to give a little something back. To that end, I want to maximize the reach and the impact of the little that I do get to write. So, following the numbers, I'm going to have a tiny survey for you. I'll publish the results next week and then use the information gained to create a series of posts that should interest and help, the most people.

Here are my numbers so far (all stats current as of Jan 30th, 2011).

The most successful post (judging solely on web traffic) was the Tips & Tricks post. By far, nearly double the traffic of the second most popular post about reducing piracy. The Tips post had a tonne of people tweeting the link.

My theory, is that the Tips post had 9 pretty different tips, and so there was 9 times as many chances for a topic to be interesting to someone. That's why it was linked to more often than the others. The second, regarded piracy, a topic almost every developer is concerned with.

I have no idea if the stats I'm seeing are similar to others, I only have about 200 followers on Twitter, which is pretty low. But then again, I don't say much, so it's not surprising.

So, please help me by answering the 6 questions in this survey so that I can write on topics that are the most interesting to you!

Thanks!