Fred,

There are probably different ways to approach this.

One, go back to your best of posts and attach a unique tag to those posts, then you could use the tag link to have one URL for each major subject category, then add those URLs to your blog signature, profile page, etc.

Two, you could just add all the post URLs to your profile, but if you're talking more than 10 posts, that probably gets a bit cumbersome.

Three, you could create a Best Of blog post and just put the links on the one page, then use the Best Of URL elsewhere to bring traffic back to that post.

I don't foresee ActiveRain having any out of the box, pick your best 10 and we'll pin them to your profile type solution.

Fred,

On our site blog page, we have a link to popular posts and articles.  A

ActiveRain Member Support and Margaret Rome Baltimore 410-530-2400 have you headed in the right direction. Way beyond me!

I used to, there is a customizable button on your profile and on your blog page where you can link to this.  See the "learn more" button on my page.

Fred Griffin Tallahassee Real Estate  If it wasn't so late, I would call you. But let's see if I can explain:

Go to  ' stats,' and you can find the posts with the most comments, likes, views, and clicks.   

By clicking each column, you can see the top posts in each of those.  Great idea to choose your top 10 and publish them!

This is out of my range Fred Griffin Tallahassee Real Estate - my guess is that it cannot be done.

Yet, tagging ActiveRain Member Support to see if they can help.

Set up an email templet that includes links to them.  I have a gmail templet set for "new" people.  Also have a "drip" campaign with links to them for people who are assigned to me via the web site at my brokerage.

My old posts home is vibrant, informative and have withstood the tests of time. I consider the collection a treasure trove. All are welcome to it....

Review you most looked at posts like Margaret said - that is the fastest way. I used to have something like this but it was just too much work. 

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Some people keep all their post URL's in a spreadsheet so they can find them - not me - just too much work.

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Just having the URL's on a page is not going to look very inviting to a reader either. 

For active rain, see ARMS' post.  Now if you're talking your own wordpress site, that can be accomplished fairly easy, depending on your setup.

No, most of mine need to be government-wiped . . .

kinda like 'the government' . . . LOL

I have several email templets and "drip" emails that are sent from my website that have links to "relocation" type posts, "retiree" type posts, "lake information" type posts.  It was cumbersom to build out the drips and took a lot of time, but now that they are done it was so worth it.

Yes, but not for post, for my reference only.

I haven't created one, but that could be a good idea, when it slows down and I have time.