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01 April 2008

TOP UK MARKETING BLOGS: FROM ADAGE 150

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Based on the AdAge Power 150, the top UK bloggers on all things advertising and marketing on 1 April 2008 (with no comedy additions what with it being Fool's Day and all).

If you feel that you should be included, you can get in touch with AdAge here, who will sort you out. As soon as you're in, I'll pick you up in this filleting of the AA chart.

Movements below are since I first tried a run of this fella in mid-March - and relate to shifts in the UK-only list and the Global list respectively. If nothing else, the moves showed that there is sufficient movement in the chart to make it worth tracking.

UK Global Blog
1 (=) 25 (+4) David Airey
2 (=) 46 (+6) Blogstorm
3 (=) 55 (+5) NevilleHobson.com
4 (=) 61 (+1) russell davies
5 (+1) 90 (+5) The Engaging Brand
6 (-1) 107 (-22) adliterate
7 (=) 114 (+8) PR Blogger
8 (=) 128 (+7) Crackunit
9 (+1) 139 (+9) Modern Marketing
10 (+1) 143 (+17) Only Dead Fish
11 (-2) 147 (-2) Welcome to Optimism
12 (+2) 173 (+15) A PR Guy's Musings
13 (+2) 178 (+12) Crenk
14 (-1) 182 (-2) Fraser's Affiliate Marketing Blog
15 (+1) 186 (+9) PPC Blog
16 (-4) 189 (-16) Make Marketing History
17 (+1) 248 (+11) Hobo SEO UK
18 (+2) 251 (+25) greenormal
19 (=) 263 (+9) Life Moves Pretty Fast
20 (-3) 278 (-33) Simonsays
21 (+3) 308 (+13) Interactive Marketing Trends
22 (+3) 309 (+13) mediations
23 (-2) 317 (-25) Drew B's take on tech PR
24 (+2) 329 (+5) 50-Plus Marketing
25 (+4) 336 (+11) Wadds' tech pr blog
26 (+1) 344 (-3) Raw Stylus
27 (+1) 345 (-3) The Way of the Web
28 (+2) 348 (+11) Faster Future
29 (-7) 354 (-51) Beyond PR
30 (+4) 355 (+37) livingbrands
31 (-8) 356 (-52) Blog Till You Drop
32 (=) 372 (+9) ...the world's leading...
33 (+2) 399 (+10) The Friendly Ghost
34 (+2) 408 (+12) (Almost) Always Thinking
35 (-4) 419 (-39) Lewis 360
36 (-3) 429 (-38) Brand Strategy Magazine Blog
37 (+4) 464 (+23) A Mountain Dweller in the Thames Valley
38 (-1) 469 (+2) Tell Ten Friends
39 (+1) 470 (+15) [Bluurb] stuff and things
40 (-2) 474 (-1) Nick Burcher
41 (+3) 483 (+32) Simon Wakeman
42 (-3) 484 (-2) Brandgym Blog
43 (-1) 504 (-3) Unleashed on Marketing
44 (-1) 507 (-4) The New Marketing
45 (+3) 511 (+26) Pudding Relations
46 (-1) 515 (+1) PR Voice
47 (=) 525 (+2) Living in a digital world
48 (+1) 538 (+3) Offer and Acceptance
49 (-3) 548 (-29) All Things PR
50 (=) 552 (+2) PRwordSmith
51 (=) 567 (-2) Indolent.com

A thing to note: AdAge is still having a UK/Andorra problem: there is a heap of UK-bloggers categorised as coming from Andorra. I think we picked up most of the problems, but shout if not.

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Sorry to hear that Anglo-Andorran relations are not going so well.

Surely if there is one divide in the global PR community that should be bridged it is this one.

On a more serious note, +3! Must be that link on Robert Peston's blog drawing all the traffic:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/robertpeston/

I am delighted to be listed at #26.

I need to get my head around the Google algorithm, and the AdAge scoring matrix too; if I want to go up the table...

Alternatively I can just focus on posting what I believe is relevant content?

What a dilemma. I'll probably end up doing both.

Chris

Ben, Reckon that the Peston link will have helped.

Chris, I'd stick with the latter. Apart from anything else, a more interesting life for all concerned.

#21 sweet! thought you might like this rss/pipe/widget of the top 25...

http://interactivemarketingtrends.blogspot.com/2007/09/adages-uk-power-25.html

all the best

Very groovy, Giles. Thanks for mentioning it.

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