Technorati Relaunched
Technorati, keeper of the Top 100 Blogs list, raised new venture capital and relaunched its site; http://j.mp/19oZ1L
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Gerrit Eicker
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Gerrit Eicker
State of the Blogosphere 2009
Technorati starts releasing its State of the Blogosphere 2009 report: Who Are the Bloggers? http://j.mp/3edQ1t
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Gerrit Eicker
Twittorati
http://Twittorati.com: Where the blogosphere and twittersphere meet; by Technorati, http://tr.im/rliw
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Gerrit Eicker
Technorati Starts New Crawler
Technorati: The time has come to retire the original Technorati crawler. – http://tr.im/f92h
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Gerrit Eicker
How to Blog
Technorati‘s State of the Blogosphere asks for: The How of Blogging? – http://is.gd/36zy
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Gerrit Eicker
Why Blogging?
Technorati‘s State of the Blogosphere asks: What are bloggers blogging about and why? – http://is.gd/30R9
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Gerrit Eicker
State of the Blogosphere 2008: Who are the Bloggers?
Technorati starts releasing its State of the Blogosphere 2008 report: Who Are the Bloggers? – http://is.gd/2Zx9
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Gerrit Eicker
TC: “And the average blog that runs ads, according to Technorati, is actually making money: ‘Among those with advertising, the mean annual investment in their blog is $1,800, but it’s paying off. The mean annual revenue is $6,000 with $75K+ in revenue for those with 100,000 or more unique visitors per month.’ – The $6,000 a year I can believe. The $75,000 figure is harder to swallow, especially with only 100,000 visitors a month. But directionally there is no doubt that blogs are bringing in more cash.”
Gerrit Eicker
Technorati Media Launched
http://TechnoratiMedia.com matches bloggers and social media creators with marketers who want to join the conversation.
Gerrit Eicker 11:28 on 25. September 2008 Permalink |
TC: “Blogging is a volume game. The more you post, the more chances there are that someone else will link to one of your posts. (Technorati rank is based on the number of recent links to your blog). The majority of the Top 100 blogs tracked by Technorati post five or more times per day, and a full 43 percent post more than 10 times per day. Meanwhile, 64 percent of the 5,000 blogs ranked lower than 600 post two to four times a day, which is still a serious commitment. - In fact, about a quarter of all bloggers spend more than 10 hours a week posting, and 66 percent spend more than 3 hours a week.“