gendude - 8:30 pm on Feb 15, 2006 (gmt 0)

And? That's complete not practical.

It can be practical.

To use a car analogy example, since it's so broad, if you write about cars and brands from Ford, and you track pages, and you notice that pages talking about the Ford Focus and Ford Taurus cars don't generate much in the way of income, but pages talking about Ford Mustangs and Volvos do generate a lot of income, it makes sense to put future stories/content about Mustangs or Volvos ahead of future stories/content about a Focus or Taurus.

It's not that you should necessarily neglect the Focus or Taurus areas, but if you have ideas for stories to write about all of these, it makes more sense to write about the higher-income producing cars first.