I am part of a “community” of bloggers and one of our last initiatives is exactly to revive old posts. Bloggers will send me the link for the post of their preference, saying why we would like to read them. This information form a new post in our list-blog.

We work as a meeting point for people who once had their blogs reunited in a newspaper that decided to disolve the community. The solution we found for not to be disconected from each other was to leave links from our blogs in a list-blog http://enjeitadosdogo.blogspot.com/. It is in Portuguese, but you can get an ideia.

I’m loving your blogs!
Vicky´s last blog post ..On Babysitting and screaming babies

Recently I’ve had newcomers to the blog comment on some older posts. It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed my archives and I’ve realized there is some stuff there from my early days that apply even today!

Thanks for these tips, I’m going to work on this today!

George
Tumblemoose´s last blog post ..Inspired Writing for any Writing Project

Here’s another way to make old posts popular: When I first started blogging, I didn’t respond to comments readers made. Now, I’ll stumble across an old post with a comment that I didn’t acknowledge, and will respond immediately with a comment. Now, I rarely let a comment go without speaking to it — but I was more lax at the beginning.
Laurie PK´s last blog post ..Traveling Teens, Rocky Roads – Query Letter