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How do you search blogs by targeted demo or language?

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wpsoule last edited by

I need to make a list of blogs popular with 2 0something men who are bi-lingual (spanish/english)

Any suggestions?

Tried to use Open Site Explorer (it wasn't working)

Thanks!
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TecmarkUK Subscriber last edited by

In terms of finding blogs, I really recommend Google Blog search and Technorati amongst other means.

Then for identifying the demographics that are reading those blogs, try Google's Double Click Ad Planner. Also, if you want to check how many people in a certain demographic might like certain things, Facebook's ad creator.

It's also worth approaching the blogs directly to ask if they have any info about their target demographics.
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