Just a heads up, Clint Ivy’s blog has moved to this domain:

http://blog.instantcognition.com/

The link above points to the old blog.

Thanks, David

thank for nice list that if i do myself by walk around internet take long ways..

and i going to public this to my own vietnamese forums for SEO webmaster and other is the forums for webmasters using your list.. it will be included your links and copyright

hope you agree..
thanks
regards

The “hidden agenda” of producing the most well-organized and clean content relevant rich blog sticks out like a healthy thumb’s up. Also, the keen relationship factors between the perception-worthy observations of your wife concerning timeliness and the credibility of Google analytics help links and the Technorati mention is nice relevant marriage as well. Keep up the good work. Excellent blog.

:) And thank you for the tips.

This stirred up some interest to be sure. ;o)

I think however the technorati blogsearch isn’t a relevant measure simply because it’s based on search technology.

It produces SERPS based on the phrase “web analytics” and ranks based on its own search criteria as I’m sure you know. Technorati has 44 million in its index. So it’s looking through the 44 million which its crawled. Technorati then decides based on its own criteria (starting with how many other sites link to it from it’s database) how to produce the SERP.

Technorati is not therefore not taking into account relevance. Simply producing the best results it can based on its own criteria.

Web analytics demystified is the best blog around when it comes to web analytics, but because Eric hasn’t optimized for Technorati he doesn’t appear in their SERP.

Your idea is interesting though I’d like to see your criteria include relevance to the subject matter - context is king as you say, but the technorati blogsearch in my opinion shows very little context. Try typing “blackbeak” into Technorati and you’ll see what I mean. My blogsite comes up 3rd when I should be top.

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Thanks again for your comments, I really appreciate that.

Either way, I appear to claim the #8 or #9 slot in your list:

http://www.technorati.com/blogs/http%3A%2F%2Fwww.webanalyticsdemystified.com%2Fweblog

Any chance you’ll publish your list as a RSS feed or somehow make it available in HTML format? I’d love to drop it on Web Analytics Demystified as a resource if we could somehow automate the process.

Keep up the great work!

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Always keep in mind that technorati is not the only way to measure blogs…there are many other ways.

But the list (or “ranking”) still works becuase Marshall has great content. He even does a great job of tying metrics to Angelina’s baby (how awesome is that).

In the end the goal of the list I did was simply to share other helpful resources and to motivate myself to do better.

Thanks for your comments, I love comments. :^)

-Avinash.
PS: If you think there are obvious sites I am missing (and they are not on my blogroll) then could you please email them to me, would have to have it (blog at kaushik dot net).