People who read Anandtech are performance-oriented.
Unfortunately, one must sift through all your articles to get an idea of what opinion you have on various components.
It would be useful for your readers, AND good business to post an "AnandTech Top Ten" sidebar on each component's blogroll. You could put it in a box, above or below the "Latest From AnandTech" section in the right column. Depending on whether you are on the CPU or Motherboards page, the Top Ten list would reflect that category of items.
You could refresh that list every quarter or so, or whenever an outstanding item comes in and de-thrones another. You could further divide this "Top Ten" list according to budget "No Compromise", vs "Best Bang for the Buck", vs "Budget.
You can bet your bottom dollar that your rankings would draw even more traffic to your site, and would constitute an important metric for manufacturers and retailers alike.
Thanks for considering the idea.
Unfortunately, one must sift through all your articles to get an idea of what opinion you have on various components.
It would be useful for your readers, AND good business to post an "AnandTech Top Ten" sidebar on each component's blogroll. You could put it in a box, above or below the "Latest From AnandTech" section in the right column. Depending on whether you are on the CPU or Motherboards page, the Top Ten list would reflect that category of items.
You could refresh that list every quarter or so, or whenever an outstanding item comes in and de-thrones another. You could further divide this "Top Ten" list according to budget "No Compromise", vs "Best Bang for the Buck", vs "Budget.
You can bet your bottom dollar that your rankings would draw even more traffic to your site, and would constitute an important metric for manufacturers and retailers alike.
Thanks for considering the idea.
