Is there a way on OSE or any other site to find the 50 most socially shared URLs on a given domain?
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I'd love to see which URLs on a specific domain get socially shared the most. I know I can use OSE to say figure out exactly how much social sharing has happened on let's say this URL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_ObamaBut what if I want to figure out the top 50 most shared URLs across all of wikipedia.org. Is that possible on OSE or anywhere else? If not, do you have some ideas on how something similar could be achieved?
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You can use the 'top pages' tab on OSE to see the shares of all the top pages on a particular site. You could then download this data to csv and sort by the shares column to rank it by the most shares.
EDIT - Scratch that, just looked it only gives you the top 25 pages with shares
Come on SEOMoz! We want all pages included.
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