Are there tools like followerwonk / wefollow for blogs?
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We are looking for a way to quickly find blogs for a particular keyword that have a high number of subscribers / followers. Is there a tool that can do this?
A blog equivalent of followerwonk / wefollow would be ideal.
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You can try combining 2 tools to accomplish this, #1 use advanced search Queries like:
Intext:"keyword" + "blog" to find blogs in your industry.
#2 Then use a tool that mesures their rss subscribers. Tool From Google | 3rd Party Tool
Best of luck,
-Bryant Jaquez
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