I’m learning more and more on how to use Google Analytics, and today’s lesson learned was. How to find the most viewed blog post for the year. How fun to be able to look back and see which posts received the most love over the year. Not only is it fun, but it gives me ideas of what kinds of posts you my followers would love to see. That’s a win win for me.
The posts below are my top 5 posts viewed in 2016, starting with number one as most viewed.
My Top 5 Posts Viewed In 2016
#1 How to make Rusty Cans to be used as planters, or storage.
#2 16 Woodworking Tips and Technique’s. What to do with stripped out screw holes, how to keep plywood from splitting, and more.
#3 How to make a Turquoise Wood Cross out of a 4″x4″ wood post.
#4 How to make Copper Wire Wrapped Beads for handmade jewerly.
#5 How to make Copper Wire Wrapped Paper Beads for unique jewelry designs.
Tweet ThisThese were my top 5 posts viewed in 2016, and I’m so excited about the new year, and all the diy projects that I have planned to share with you in 2017. I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart, for following along with me on my creative journey!
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Woo hoo! It's a fun thing to do and I love love love this post!
Thanks Terri, It was a fun post and was so easy to do. Working on one for my top 5 recipes in 2016 now.
I enjoyed all of these Linda, but if I had to choose the 16 Woodworking Tips and Technique’s would be my number 1. I learnt so much. Wishing you many more beautiful and creative posts for 2017 my friend.
Thank you Michelle! The woodworking tip and technique’s is a good choice. These tips are good to know for someone that loves working with wood. Nothing is more aggravating then when you start cuttings something out and all it does is splitter, or your screw hole is larger then the screw.
No wonder those are your top posts! They are fabulous! And I love those beads!!!!
Thanks Kellie! The beads are unique, and fun to make as well.