Where can I find out influential blogs?
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Is there a site or app that can identify popular bloggers? I've heard of one before but can't remember the name!
This is just to help with a content and backlinking strategy!
Thanks in advance all! Alex
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That's great, thanks so much Nishadha
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You can try Technorati ( http://technorati.com/blogs/top100/ ). You can even break it down to top 100 for tech, health, politics, entertainment etc.
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I look after about 12 clients which vary significantly! Everything from car dealerships to estate agents, specialist cleaners and sustainable hotels.
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What industry are your focussing on Alexander?
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