The 10 Posts You Couldn’t Get Enough of This Year—Did You Miss Any?

Most viewed, and how to share yours...

2024 was a busy Substack year for me. I published 170 posts. According to my Google Search Console, these posts accounted for more than 400,000 views. Thank you!

According to Substack the following posts were the 10 most viewed in 2024.

2024

1. StackHacks - Why You Should Scrub Your Free Subscriber List (And How to Do It)

2. 7 Reasons I Write a Free Substack

3. One Thing: 10/01/24 - Caitlin Clarks's 3rd Grade Dreams

4. Curious Mind Blowing Facts - 5 - will make you say "No Way"...

5. The Best Free Book Summary Websites

6. StackHacks - Do you want AI to use YOUR Substack writing for training itself?

7. Curious Mind Blowing Facts - 37- Boo ya

8. Curious Mind Blowing Facts - 31 - Will make you shake your head back and forth

9. Curious Mind Blowing Facts - 29 - Shut the Front Door...

10. Curious Mind Blowing Facts - 36 - "Hey Now"

There are your favorites for 2024. Thank you!

All Time Top 7 - from Google Search and Substack Analytics

1. StackHacks - Customize Call To Action Buttons in SubStack - Wording and Color for 2023

2. Install Google Search Console for your Substack Newsletter - 2023

3. Stackhacks: Get More Readers - All 4 Parts

4. Most all of the Articles

5. 3D Billboards

6. God’s Rambo

7. Don't Bring Me Down...Brrrruce - ELO’s Number One US Hit

StackHacks

Substack has an easy way to find your top posts. Some of your settings may be a bit different than mine. But these should be the same.

On a laptop or desktop.

To find your most viewed posts start in Dashboard > Posts > Filter (by Post Date - Jan.1, 2024 to Today’s date to get the year 2024, or which ever date range you want info about. > Choose Everyone as Audience > Choose all Post Types > and choose all your sections) > Now click anywhere away from the drop down menu to clear the webform, and voila!

Now your posts are in a list with the analytics you need to find your top viewed articles. You’ll have to scroll all the pages in your time frame at 25 per page.

I used my Notes app, and Substack Posts page side by side by reducing each page size to show both apps at the same time. Then you just scroll, and choose the largest views from the page. Write down the title then the number of views. Then cull the most popular and make your own post like the one you’re reading now. Not too hard. Easy data post!

Happy New Year!