My top ten blog posts of 2008

Thanks to the wonders of Google Analytics, from my 59 blog posts of last year here are my top ten posts.

Best headline IMHO goes to number three on the list - Yahoo beats Mr Spicy in snack food smackdown.  Arguably it was also one of the most important stories of the year, since it set the legal precedent which allowed Google to introduce competitive brand bidding.

Mr Spicy was a story that the UK marketing press has pretty much ignored - although to be fair, they did cover an awful lot of stories that I missed and they are all lovely people!

Here's my top ten, starting at the top...

1) Firefox has very low penetration into the UK

2) Using narrative structures to build brand experiences online

3) Yahoo defeats Mr Spicy in snack food smackdown!

4) God is in the detail - even on error pages

5) Giving good Powerpoint

6) Microsoft's engagement mapping takes aim at 'last click wins'

7) The myth of the Polish plumber

8) Talking about tables

9) Firefox 3's new location bar makes searching old hat

10) Improved 404 pages thanks to Google

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