Some of you might have followed my blog since way back while others followed me only a couple of days. So I decided it was time to dig into Google Analytics and gather my top 100 blog posts, based on traffic, (I have written 596 to this date) between the years 2005 and 2011 for you to read.

I did actually start my first blog back in 2002 but quickly stopped blogging. It was more of an installation experiment. Then in 2005 I slowly started posting again. Up until now I’ve had over a half a million pageviews and 367374 unique visitors dropping in.

Oh, by the way. If there’s anything you like – please Tweet it or put it on your FB page. It would make me happy.

So here we go:

The Top 100 posts on the future of communication by Johan Ronnestam posted between 2005 and 2011 Have a good read!

1. Pixel Art Has Become Vintage Technology
2. 3 Social Media Models That Will Guide Your Brand Into The Conversation Landscape
3. A Book, MashUp, PDF or Whatever You Wanna Call It By Johan Ronnestam
4. 10 Packaging Concepts That Bring Boring Objects & Products to Life
5. The Essential Guide On How To Start And Configure A Blog That Rocks The World
6. Svenska politiker i sociala och digital media under valet 2010. Några råd på vägen – Det handlar om vem du är, vad du tycker och hur vi kan bli vänner.
7. Dear SAAB. Your Global Web Site Sucks.
8. Controlling your brand with creative excellence
9. Case ›› Re-branding: Turning A Diving Brand With A Heritage Into A Brand With A Future
10. Why Are The Worlds Greatest Brands Stuck In Old Technology And What Should They Do About It?
11. Lightbulb Packaging. If They Can – You Can Too!
12. The 10 Commandments Of Future Brands
13. Adolf Hitler and his evil eyes
14. 50 movie posters that will bring you back in time
15. The Social Formula For Small Business Owners
16. Future Integrated Communication From A Digital Perspective
17. A short story about love
18. I Think I Can Beat Steve Jobs
19. Social Marketing Simplified
20. Case: The Story Of How Sweden’s Newest Bank ‘Marginalen Bank’ Was Created, Implemented and Launched
21. So What About Volvo? Does Your Site Suck Too?
22. The Ultimate Mood and Storyboard Application
23. Brand and Communication Predictions For 2010 by Johan Ronnestam
24. Poladroid brings back the Polaroid memories
25. 21 Steps on How to Monitor Your Brand Online and Keep Track of the Conversation
26. Dear CEO’s, Board Members and Top Management – what’s more important? Wine or Change?
27. Toys that makes me go wow
28. Why You Should Wait To Use Facebook Email
29. Brand and communication predictions for 2009 by Johan Ronnestam
30. Here’s a logo that can stand time
31. I Just Want To Be Myself
32. How Traditionalists Think About Social Media
33. Mr Shohei Otomo rock my sunday evening
34. Is MobileMe the iTunes killer?
35. Foreign – The End. Ronnestam – The Beginning.
36. How To Successfully Identify A Future Trend
37. Steve Jobs and Apple will replace the Apple TV with a 10” wireless iMedia remote control.
38. Pepsi rebranding features dynamic logo
39. Mitt svar i sin helhet till Tobias Brandel på Svenska Dagbladet
40. Simon Pestridge From Nike Make Future Advertising Sound Simple
41. First Versace, then H&M and now Louis Vuitton ads. Madonna got the fashion giants wrapped around her finger
42. Ask Yourselves These 10 Questions And Then Go Off Conquer The World
43. 10 Reasons Why The Screens Are Coming in 2010
44. Top 5 viral advertising videos on Youtube in 2007
45. Seduce us or excuse us – 11 ways to bring your brand up to date
46. Swedish Television launches a great online television site but where’s the social interaction?
47. Think People Will Read About Your Service? Think Again!
48. Emotional vs rational messages in communication during global recession and Nigel Hollis
49. Luxury champagne brand Krug pops up their brand and shows how entertain the masses with minimum effort
50. Social Media. It’s There To Give Your Brand A Body
51. All Your Brands Are Belong To Us
52. AIDA Transformed By Digital Media. What Does It Mean To Your Brand Communication?
53. Dear The Economist – it’s MY thinking space, not yours!
54. Come On Over and I’ll Print A Lasagna or Pizza For Dinner!
55. Common Sense Communication
56. What Transparency Will Do To Your Brand
57. How to work better by Peter Fischli & David Weiss
58. The checklist that will save our world and maybe your brand too!
59. The Boy Who Lived – How a Comic Strip Can Make You Cry
60. How I Create
61. Let Me Introduce JAJDO – A Swedish App Brand For Kids
62. I Spent The Weekend On An Island And Challenged My Fears
63. Here’s To The Crazy Ones
64. Talar framtidens kommunikation med Göran Adlén och TrendTV nu igen
65. Time Replaces Money.
66. Control Your Home With Your Mobile
67. What Does The New York Times Know That We Don’t?
68. How To Win And Keep A Client
69. I’m a Leo
70. Hand drawn qoutes
71. adidas Techfit launched
72. How To Create A Great Ad For A Beer Brand? Easy! – You Don’t!
73. I’ve Said It Before But It’s Worth Repeating – We Just Wanna Have Fun
74. 2010 Is Coming To An End. Here Are Some Things I Did
75. Life Is Made Up By Small Things That Don’t Seem To Matter
76. How to innovate a album cover using typography
77. Why SAAB, Volvo, Ford, BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Peugeot, AUDI, Chevrolet, Buick and the rest of the car industry should the adopt the iPhone model and develop the InCar OS
78. Google Introduce Live Search and Augmented Reality With Google Goggles
79. Optimal Webbnärvaro – Svar till Elias Betinakis
80. The new Blossa Glögg bottle
81. Here’s a flashmob I wish I’d known about
82. A Brand New Branded Day
83. A great post on car logos
84. Vad var det jag sade – Årets Julklapp 2010 – En läsplatta.
85. On my way home from 6 days on Lanai, Hawaii that changed my life
86. I adore a good wine. I love a great design. When these two collide I’m lost in the explosion
87. When You Want To Communicate Something. Change Perspective!
88. Varsågod. Here are my Netvibes feeds
89. Foreign provided the vows for the marriage between H&M and Viktor and Rolf.
90. What is shopping? What is branding? What is marketing? Who’s the designer?
91. If you wanna get some brand love tomorrow you better get into the conversation today
92. RIP Michael Jackson
93. Göran Adlén intervjuar Johan Ronnestam om framtidens kommunikation i TrendTV
94. Turn Your Business Into A Smarter Social Business
95. I Ffffound my new favourite image search
96. New York Times reinvents online newspaper reading with a new skimmering interface
97. It’s all an illusion
98. A Sustainable Plan And My Point Of View
99. In order to create something timeless you’ve gotta set Megagoals.
100. WWRD – 36 things Ronnestam would do differently if he had control of brand that delivered broadband, telecom and television services

And there we go. The Top 100 posts. Personally I still lack tons of posts in this list. But in order for you to find those – stick to the tag cloud to the right and look for the related posts beneath each and everyone of these posts.

Have a good night! – Johan Ronnestam

ReadWriteWeb reports on a new startup from Portugal called Tarpipe. Basically Tarpipe does for PR companies and social networking nerds what Yahoo Pipes does for Web 2.0 developers and feed junkies. 

Hmm what the heck does that mean?
Well, with Tarpipe you can ad all kinds of social networking accounts like Flickr, Jaiku, Twitter, Tumblr, Friendfeed, Photobucket etc. Once added you can then create workflows and this is the nice part. For example if you ad a Flickr image (like the image above) you can then create a workflow that takes the image you created and starts to process it around the social networks of yours.

Use case: automatically tag a screenshot using Evernote from Bruno Pedro on Vimeo.

Hmm, is this really something to write about?
Of course it is. Let’s say your company wanna create a social pressroom. Then put the developers of yours on the case. Let them get jiggy with the Tarpipe Open API. Hours later you’ll have your site based pressroom connected to the whole damn internet.

Hmm, is this really good?
For now yes. But once tools like this get easier to use, then we’ll have product shoots and press release swarming the web asap as they are updated on websites. For now people have to get their buts over to sites like this one and Yahoo pipes in order to get that spread on the road. Within the next 6 or 12 month we’ll definitely see integration of tools like this in the big content management systems. Not to mention the PR companies equiped with these laser sabres.

On stage was a man called Mattias Östmar, founder of PRfekt. I’ve never heard about the guy before but what came out of his mouth as he did his presentation was extremely interesting and especially innovative. I’m a big fan of people who have been thinking about something for a long time and decide to put everything they’ve got into the mission of telling other people about it.

This was almost a year ago at Daytona Sessions where I also gave a presentation. The thing is, until today it’s been kind of hard to tell people about Mattias vision since it’s quite complex and I even think that Mattias has needed some time in order to find out how to communicate his ideas.

Now, thanks to Björn Falkevik, social video producer among other things, Mattias thoughts has been caught on film. You should definitely have a look at this.

So, the next cool thing from Google is coming our way. Last week, rumors started to spread that something is up over at Google. A new cool thing is coming our way, but what?

My brain went wild. What can they possible launch now that they haven’t launched yet. A new OS? IPTV, Google Finances (something I miss in the apps suite)…but I never thought once about Google Chrome, a new open source browser based on Webkit. Since Firefox has grown quite popular and the latest release is actually very good I thought Google would keep their hands of that market. But once again, Google shows that they will continue to conquer every part of the web.

Buzz PR

What’s almost cooler than the actual browser (that is not launched yet) is the fact that Google started to Buzz PR their new browser in a quite innovative way – old fashioned cartoons.

Philipp Lenssen over at Google Blogoscoped was sent a comic book in his ordinary mail that explained the technical details into the Google Chrome projects. Philipp has written a nice post on the features of Chrome. He’s also been very nice and scanned the entire book and put it up here for you guys to read.

Nice PR trick