March was a good month for AoM. Traffic is up and subscribers are at almost 30,000. Thanks to everyone who has helped spread the word about Art of Manliness and thanks for sending us great ideas for future articles. AoM is a success because of you. We’re planning on rolling out some cool stuff for the site in April that will hopefully make the site more useful and fun. So stay tuned!
Let’s take a look at some of the most popular posts of the month.
Most Popular Articles in March 2009
Choosing Man’s Best Friend: A Guide to Canine Companions
Going Over the Top: How To Dominate In Arm Wrestling
How to Look Like a Million Bucks For Under $200
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If you check the sidebar, you’ll notice I’ve added a button that says “Read a Random Article.” If you click on this button, you’ll be taken to a random article on Art of Manliness. If you’re new to the site and haven’t really explored all the great content in the archives, this is an excellent way to do it. Even if you’ve been reading AoM since the beginning, it’s nice to get a refresher on some manly skills and advice.
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Thanks for the kind words. We hope we can keep creating useful content for you and other like minded men out there.
I am a new subcriber to your web-site. From the articles I have read so far I am very impressed by the quality and variety of your topics. In society today, there is so little emphasis on proper etiquette. As well, the predominate style trends are what I would describe as ‘the slob look” – guys still wearing baseball caps with the brim turned backwards, sporting a 2 day growth of beard at work and a hair style that looks like one just got out of bed, not to mention the lack of proper clothes sense. However, I see that others have the same opinion as myself by the comments in reply to your articles. Keep up the good work in reinforcing the “Art of Manliness”! I am sure the book you have scheduled for 2009 will be a great success!