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Most Popular Search Engine Marketing Blogs

November 21st, 2007 by Frank Grasso

I asked over 200 people I know in the internet marketing world (via my LinkedIn network) to tell me where they get their SEM and SEO news and here are the most popular responses after I striped away the serious spammers.

  1. www.SearchEngineLand.com - An industry standard - Good info
  2. www.bluehatseo.com - Borderline spam - a good read but spam nonetheless
  3. www.searchenginewatch.com - Its been around from the beginning of search and still worth a read
  4. www.SEObook.com - Lots of content - Good Glossary
  5. www.SEOmoz.org - Half way between publishing and providing services - a good read at times
  6. www.emarketer.com - Great in the broader Internet marketing world and Good on search
  7. www.marketingvoices.com - Very professional and very informative
  8. www.mediapost.com - More of a marketing site than search marketing but a good read
  9. www.sphinn.com - A social media site made just for us

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The world does not need another search engine marketing blog to tell us when Matt Cutts has a haircut or to regurgitate news that has just been posted on searchengineland.com. We will attempt to provide genuine commentary and opinion on how we see search today and where it is going in the future. I am the CEO of e-channel and my team and I will cover SEO and paid search and try to explore the marketing aspects of search rather than the technical. Please post your comments freely.

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