I am stealing borrowing this idea from Kathryn and Daniel at Two Go Rtw. (See how honest I am). Just made a couple of small changes, but I want to express my gratitude to all the people who are helping this blog grow.
I want to share with you the Best of November at A Traveler’s Library. That includes the five posts that drew the most traffic, the readers who left more than five comments during the month, and the sites that referred readers most frequently.
Most Popular Posts
1. Not surprisingly, people are looking for gift suggestions and I tried to oblige with: 10 Perfect Gifts for Travelers Who Read
2. I thought I was going to write about books, but also wrote about family in : Veteran’s Day
3. A guest post by the owner of a B & B who promotes literature and indie booksellers wrote: Travel to A Cape Cod Town in This Novel
4. I had fun interviewing the author of the book that unravels :The Lost Symbol
5. And one of my favorites–a guest author finds a surprise in Boston for my France on Friday series: Travel Book Author Finds France in Boston
Readers Who Comment (lots)
Six lovely and astute readers who come back often and contributed to our conversations 5 or more times:
Kerry Dexter. Don’t know how she does it, but she commented eleven times, and if I created an award for most helpful comments, Kerry would win that, too.
Jessie Voigts. Month in and month out, this busy lady drops by and says “Hi” and comments on a post. Ten times in November!
Brett, Jennifer , Stephanie, and Alexandra also came by at least five times each and contributed greatly to the conversation.
Thanks to all who leave comments, and bloggers, don’t forget that Comment Luv puts a little teaser from your latest blog after your comment, to draw traffic back to you. Want to see Your name in lights next month? Never too late to start commenting.
Those Who Sent Traffic Our Way
In case you have ever wondered about the usefulness of blog rolls, read on…
Where I’ve Been, the Blog that goes with the traveler participation web site, Where I’ve Been. You are invited to make a map of your travels and share your stories.
Passports With Purpose, the exciting project that is building a school in Cambodia. (not to late to win fabulous prizes–click on their link).
My Itchy Travel Feet, the travel blog with gorgeous photos aimed at boomers with soft adventure in mind.
Lonely Planet, as a member of the Blog Sherpa program, my blog appears on the Lonely Planet web site.
Wasabimon, the charming cooking blog that stresses gluten-free recipes without losing any of the taste and allure.
So there you have it. The people who make this blog keep on going-and going-and going. In November, the month of Thanksgiving, I find I have a lot to be thankful for.
Oops, I got cut off. Thank you for having such a wonderful blog. 🙂
.-= Stephanie –
What a great idea! I love this! I wonder if I can find a plugin that will tell me the most prolific contributors for an entire year? That would be a great New Years post.
.-= Stephanie – Wasabimon´s last blog ..Food Blogger Spotlight: Adam Roberts =-.
Steph: I know there’s a plug in that shows the most frequent commenters as it goes along, but I don’t know if it aggregates a long period of time. I just know that I counted manually!
Happy to be in such great company. I really enjoy your blog and have told several friends about it.
.-= Alexandra´s last blog ..Wonderful "Water" Exhibit Opens In Wellfleet =-.
This is such a fun post, Vera. Glad I’m on the list!!
.-= Jennifer Margulis´s last blog ..Founder and CEO of SheWrites.com coming to Ashland, Oregon next weekend =-.
This is a nice idea–to both recap what was popular and thank your commenters. Just might steal it from you!
.-= Alisa Bowman´s last blog ..Why I Cursed Out An Elevator =-.
what fun! thanks for the shout-out, vera. i LOVE your site and appreciate all you do – and share withus!
.-= jessiev´s last blog ..The Railway Garden at Meijer Gardens: A Holiday Tradition =-.