subject: Aggregation Of Film Data Is Best for Statistical Accuracy [print this page] Aggregation Of Film Data Is Best for Statistical Accuracy
How many times have you got distracted from your work when you come across a really tempting content like 'Top 10 Music Videos Of 2010' or '20 Hottest Female Lead Singers Of 2009'?
Ranker recently launched their community list pick, wherein a master list is created by combining multiple lists on the same topic. Like they did with the list Top 500 Musical Groups/Artists Of All time which is already popular on the website and contributes to the large list- 'The Best Rock Bands Of All Time'. And because online users can contribute their items and thereby their opinion to the list, the whole experience is personalized.
Take a topic like Top Movies Of All Time. This is a perfect topic for a "master ranking" by many people. Everyone has opinions about which films they think are the best. People love to argue and express their opinions about movies.
Instead of reading paragraphs and paragraphs of text, the list format allows you, the reader, to quickly drill down to the important parts. Lists of course do not have to be just Top Tens or Top 100s. These kind of lists can also be a sure shot hot favorite- that is just a format that can be very easily digested.
How many times have you taken a decision based on your friends' opinions and experiences. You sometimes even wait for a movie review & ratings before actually deciding on watching that movie. And for example, lists of Zombie Movies List are factual and not opinion-based. But there are plenty of great opinions that can center around such a well-loved topic as movies!
Ranker, for example, has a list of the Screenwriter Filmography that is voted on by many different people.
Reading information in the form of lists is as tempting as doing crossword puzzles. People love Top 10 Lists because they are easy to understand. Lists are all over the web world for good reason and are perfect for attracting user attention.
Lists are easy to write because of their structure. Your blog or site is probably focused on something. Make a list about it. Or if you want to make a dry blog interesting, you can make a contextual list. The more granular the list, the more interesting it can be.
