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It’s going to be a quiet week. Reflect. And enjoy the top posts of 2007.

• What Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft will buy in 2007 and why – Single most viewed post during the last 12 months.
• Do you make the same mistakes as Wal-mart and Seth Godin? – Sometimes the most important part of making a sale is asking for the sale.
• The 12 most important business books of the last ten years – Written in October, this still gained the third highest number of views (along with an excellent bounce rate) in late 2007.
• 4 ways to show value online – How to’s often prove popular. This was no exception.
• Everything is Miscellaneous – Book review of the week(-ish) – October was a great month for book reviews. This – my most negative review of the year – got tremendous traffic and sold some books. Just not “Everything is Miscellaneous”.
• How to find your calling – I don’t think of myself as an inspirational guy. Maybe I ought to.
• Four tips to help small businesses determine the right amount to spend on their website – Another “how-to” that did very well.
• Keep an eye on Tim Ferriss – I’m not all that fond of this one, but it got good traffic, bounce rate and time on site. So mayber you’re a better judge than me.
• Do what you love – Got tons of views in late 2006, plus, it’s got the lowest bounce rate of anything I’ve written
• Book Review of the Week-ish: Daniel Pink’s “A Whole New Mind” – What was it about October? The third review of the month to do really well.

Enjoy your week. And feel free to comment on reads you liked too.

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