I don't understand anymore how
Technorati ranks our blog. Obviously there are some differences between what it's been done by them and the conclusion of
eBizMA. They (EbizMA) have a list of the 25 popular blogs that differ from the top popular 100 blogs in Technorati. Is there any chances that some day our small blogs figure in these lists, as important as it appears to be?
Technorati Favs
1.Boingboing.net 2.Problogger.net 3.TechCrunch.com 4.LifeHacker.com 5. 43Folders.com 6. Engadget.com 7. postsecret.blogspot.com 8.doshdosh.com 9. Profilepitstop.com 10. Gizmodo.com 11. headrush.typepad.com 12. alistapart.com 13. Micropersuasion.com 14. blog.guykawasaki.com 15. googleblog.blogspot.com
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eBizMBA
1. Gizmodo.com 2. TMZ.com 3. engadget.com 4. LifeHacker.com 5. HuffingtonPost 6. boingboing.net 7. PerezHilton.com 8. Gawker.com 9. kotaku.com 10. DailyKos.com 11. TechCrunch.com 12. Defamer.com 13. Wokkete.com 14. Autoblog.com 15. ARSTechnica.com
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3 Comments
Technorati's top 100 is based on the number of unique blogs linking to a blog in the last 180 days. The inbound links from Yahoo! Site Explorer are all links across all of the web for all time.
ReplyDeleteCertainly there are other metrics of importance for blogs besides the ones that Technorati is using, however the eBizMBA methodology doesn't seem particularly better. It's just different.
-Ian
si yo no toy ay..no sirve..jajaja
ReplyDeleteesas cosas nada mas ellos se entienden..
I am surprised the public relationships Technorati handles. Ian Kallen works for them and posted his point of view. Thanks Ian.
ReplyDeleteB@b@ gracias por la nota y la visita, Te queremos b@b@, te queremos!