UPDATE: Just took a look and it turns out that the AdAge chart was throwing a bit of a wobbler yesterday. It was more than likely something to do with Technorati. Probably. Anyhow, re-ran the chart today and all looks more or less back to normal. Apologies for any confusion all.
First up ... a small plea. AdAge, in their infinite wisdom, have made it a bloody sight harder to create these tables - you now can't pull off the whole table in one go and now have to do things page-by-page.
SO, while we're really happy that people seem to be interested in this table, can I just ask that people don't copy and paste it wholesale into their own blogs, please? Okay, it may not be terribly social network-ey, but credit where it's due (and, in this case, a couple of hours credit are due), please link back to this page? Thanking you kindly in advance ...
On with the chart ...
1 (-) | 36 (-2) | Chris Garrett on New Media |
2 (-) | 47 (-9) | russell davies |
3 (-) | 48 (-6) | David Airey |
4 (-) | 50 (-5) | NevilleHobson.com |
5 (-) | 52 (-6) | Blogstorm |
6 (-) | 77 (-11) | adliterate |
7 (-) | 106 (+6) | Crackunit |
8 (+7) | 120 (+70) | Behind the Buzz |
9 (+1) | 124 (+48) | PR Blogger |
10 (+6) | 127 (+64) | Only Dead Fish |
11 (-3) | 134 (-14) | Welcome to Optimism |
12 (+34) | 174 (+225) | E-consultancy's Internet Marketing Blog |
13 (+1) | 176 (+7) | A PR Guy's Musings |
14 (+6) | 177 (+55) | The Engaging Brand |
15 (15) | 182 (+99) | General Marketing Blog |
16 (-7) | 196 (-30) | Spinning Around |
17 (-) | 198 (-3) | Make Marketing History |
18 (-7) | 203 (-26) | Modern Marketing |
19 (-6) | 215 (-33) | SEOCO Blog |
20 (+1) | 220 (+13) | Life Moves Pretty Fast |
21 (-3) | 232 (-27) | Social Media Trader |
22 (+7) | 235 (+39) | Nick Burcher |
23 (+1) | 237 (+1) | Faster Future |
24 (-5) | 238 (-26) | Collective Conversation |
25 (+7) | 241 (+58) | SEOptimise |
26 (-4) | 249 (-15) | HERD |
27 (-4) | 251 (-14) | Wadds' tech pr blog |
28 (-3) | 262 (-6) | Blog Till You Drop |
29 (-17) | 265 (-86) | That Canadian Girl |
30 (-3) | 277 (-5) | Fraser's Affiliate Marketing Blog |
31 (+26) | 279 (+177) | Brendan Cooper |
32 (+2) | 280 (+33) | Simonsays |
33 (-) | 283 (+17) | PPC Blog |
34 (-8) | 286 (-21) | Hobo SEO UK |
35 (-4) | 296 (-14) | London Calling |
36 (+3) | 301 (+41) | Crenk |
37 (+13) | 305 (+120) | Drew B's take on tech PR |
38 (-1) | 317 (+11) | Brand Strategy Magazine Blog |
39 (-3) | 334 (-11) | Interactive Marketing Trends |
40 (+1) | 341 (+24) | livingbrands |
41 (-13) | 343 (-70) | Technobabble 2.0 |
42 (+2) | 346 (+40) | The Way of the Web |
43 (-1) | 350 (+20) | FreshNetworks Blog |
44 (-4) | 352 (+1) | The Ad Pit |
45 (-10) | 353 (-37) | greenormal |
46 (-3) | 368 (+10) | Rubbishcorp |
47 (-9) | 369 (-30) | 50-Plus Marketing |
48 (-1) | 380 (+28) | This Is HERD |
49 (+4) | 394 (+48) | PR Media Blog |
50 (-1) | 398 (+24) | Beyond PR |
51 (+4) | 433 (+18) | Pudding Relations |
52 (+4) | 435 (+17) | Event Manager Blog |
53 (-2) | 439 (-1) | renaissance chambara |
54 (-2) | 441 (-2) | Organic Frog |
55 (-7) | 446 (-26) | Blendingthemix |
56 (-11) | 451 (-57) | Living in a digital world |
57 (+4) | 460 (+34) | From PR to Eternity |
58 (+1) | 489 (-4) | Real Fresh TV |
59 (+1) | 493 (-4) | middledigit |
60 (+12) | 499 (+56) | Andrew R H Girdwood |
61 (+1) | 502 (-1) | Liberate Media blog |
62 (+12) | 507 (+62) | FeverBee |
63 (-9) | 514 (-65) | The Rosemont Loving |
64 (+4) | 531 (+17) | Apple Pie & Custard |
65 (-) | 535 (-24) | mediations |
66 (-2) | 542 (-39) | Simon Wakeman |
67 (+2) | 552 (-2) | Nicola Davies |
68 (-2) | 557 (-39) | Confessions of a Wannabe Ad Man |
69 (+4) | 565 (+2) | The Renegade Agency Confessional |
70 (-3) | 581 (-44) | Shiny Red |
71 (-8) | 582 (-80) | Raw Stylus |
72 (+4) | 587 (+9) | (Almost) Always Thinking |
73 (+2) | 590 (-17) | PR Voice |
74 (-3) | 601 (-47) | Measurement Matters |
75 (+11) | 612 (+91) | never get out of the boat |
76 (+4) | 629 (+3) | Sturgeon's Law |
77 (+10) | 635 (+75) | Vincent Thome's Blog |
78 (-1) | 651 (-43) | 10 Yetis PR Blog |
79 (+5) | 663 (+19) | Ginger and Proud |
80 (-1) | 672 (-47) | Indolent.com |
81 (-) | 680 (-46) | Norton's Notes |
82 (+1) | 681 (-9) | One Size Fits One |
83 (-13) | 696 (-144) | All Things PR |
84 (-2) | 718 (-48) | Buzz Attitude |
85 (+6) | 730 (+17) | Digital Examples |
86 (+3) | 736 (-22) | Nitmesh |
87 (-2) | 744 (-47) | [Bluurb] stuff and things |
88 (-10) | 748 (-137) | The New Marketing |
89 (+9) | 752 (+46) | The Red Rocket |
90 (+2) | 758 (-9) | CarbonGraffiti |
91 (+2) | 782 (-32) | The Web Pitch.com |
92 (+2) | 789 (-32) | PRwordSmith |
93 (+4) | 792 (+3) | Brandgym Blog |
94 (+1) | 794 (-22) | A Mountain Dweller in the Thames Valley |
95 (+4) | 803 (+4) | Digital Marketing Viewpoint from Cheeze |
96 (+5) | 809 (+7) | Yet Another Planning Blog |
97 (+5) | 813 (+7) | Creative in London |
98 (-2) | 820 (-45) | Offer and Acceptance |
99 (-11) | 825 (-112) | Unleashed on Marketing |
100 (-10) | 830 (-100) | 25 letters in the alphabet |
101 (-1) | 834 (-20) | Freshen me up |
102 (+1) | 837 (-16) | In the Cowshed |
103 (+3) | 859 (-4) | Punch Blog |
104 (+1) | 874 (-25) | Mediameme |
105 (-1) | 892 (-58) | Engage: the Carve Consulting blog |
106 (+2) | 898 (+9) | From the Cowshed |
107 (-) | 899 (-12) | noticing |
For those who may be interested, this chart is based on the AdAge Power 150,
the top UK bloggers on all things advertising and marketing on 1 August
2008. 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.
Thanks for a great resource, as ever - and nice to see some upwards movement for my blog!
I normally seem to go on holiday just before these reports get done!
Posted by: Dan Thornton | 02 January 2009 at 04:34 PM
A pleasure Dan. I know how you feel matey ... still, at least your movement is in an upward direction!
Posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh | 02 January 2009 at 09:08 PM
James, do you think you could remove Behind the Buzz? I stopped writing for it in October so it's no longer a UK blog (in fact, it's not yet got a new writer). I've asked for the country to be changed in the AdAge150 as well.
I've got a new blog now at Digital Stuffing, so busy trying to build that one up.
Posted by: Rachel | 04 January 2009 at 04:28 PM
No worries Rachel, will do my best to remember to take it out of the next chart at the beginning of February.
Best of luck with Digital Stuffing - have popped it on the "links we love".
Cheers,
J.
Posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh | 04 January 2009 at 07:48 PM
Excellent analysis and great to see Econsultancy doing so well ; )
Thansk James.
Posted by: Chris Lake | 05 January 2009 at 11:29 AM
Very much a pleasure, Chris. Good work indeedy!
Posted by: James Gordon-MacIntosh | 05 January 2009 at 12:45 PM
Internet marketing is indeed very different from traditional marketing. In the field of internet marketing the webmaster uses all possible means for promotion just from the comfort of his small office or his bedroom.
Posted by: Jeff Paul Internet Business | 17 February 2009 at 07:10 AM