I haven’t done a lot of year-end posting this year, but I wanted to take a moment and say how grateful I am to the readers of Paperback Theology. Because of your support, your engagement in the conversation, your linking to Facebook and Twitter, your sharing of ideas and passion, PT’s readership has grown like crazy this year. I only have stats since the move to Patheos in August, but total pageviews for the last five months of the year topped 145,000. (For a little perspective, before 2012 PT’s best month ever was around 8,000 page views. In 2012 PT’s best month was nearly 90,000 page views, and is consistently over 25k per month right now). Not that numbers really matter that much, it’s just good to know that I’m not alone out here! I am grateful to you all, and am looking forward to a great 2013 here at Paperback Theology!
Here the top 10 Blog Posts that generated the most traffic on Paperback Theology in the year 2012:
10. Fleecing the Flock: A Snapshot of America’s Richest Pastors
09. 4 Things Liberals Can Learn From Conservatives
08. Why Pulpit Freedom Sunday is a Really Terrible Idea
05. For Religious Conservatives, Election Was a Disaster – I Couldn’t Disagree More
03. The Best or Worst Pollsters in the 2012 Election – How Did Nate Silver Do It?
02. Andy Stanley and Charles Stanley – What Really Happened?
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