Browsing Mint

Song Summoner Music × (Squenix + RPG) = frickin’ genius. I though about doing something similar as a Mint Pepper a while back. Mapping data from each of the default panes to different stats—Referrers to strength, Pages to agility, Searches to intelligence and Visits to hit points (obviously)—and then pitting Mint installations against each other. Shoulda-woulda-coulda. 

The “Holy Crap!” Pepper Tyler Hall’s latest Pepper sends an email when your site is linked from a major traffic generator like Delicious, Digg or Daring Fireball. 

Shufflesome Play Shufflesome, seller of fine iPod shuffle stickers, recently introduced a Mint-powered sales game/experiment. When shufflesome.com’s unique daily visitors exceed the previous high, prices drop. 

Read Mint under the microscope  

Passive SERP tracking for Mint Courtesy of Raven SEO Tools. 

Mint on Web App Charts The original Mint lands at number seven in the list of top ten web apps after heavy-hitters like Gmail, Facebook and Wordpress and is the only stats app to make it onto the list. Not too shabby. Thanks everyone who voted! 

Read Sweet on iPhone  

Read Sweet on Mint Redux  

Geometry of the Mint logo This is one of those things that I have always meant to blog about but never made the time for. A Flickr is worth a thousand words. 

Web App Charts While I have no illusion that Mint has as many users as say Facebook, I maintain that Mint is popular with the internets—let’s give ‘em a run for their venture capital. See also.