Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Blogging , Business , Internet , Marketing , Search Engine Optimization , Social Media , Viral Marketing , Web Design , Websites > Best Internet Marketing Blog Posts of 2007 Best Internet Marketing Blog Posts of 2007 by Tamar Weinberg on December 26, 2007 Share Last year, I ended 2006 with a great (and still pertinent) list of blog posts and articles that I felt were really the best in their class in the area of Internet Marketing. Search Engine Stuff Google 2.0: menu item. MORE >>

Technorati is an Internet search engine that tracks over 100 million blogs, and even more pieces of social media data. The email commented on the opportunity for working together due to the fact that this blog - JeffKorhan.com , is one of the top small business blogs in the blogosphere according to Technorati.  When I started blogging in late 2006, I simply found the idea of being able to freely share my insights and perspectives on small business matters to be empowering. So, I wandered on over to Technorati to take a look for myself. honestly had no idea! MORE >>

Based on my findings, Problogger started in 2004, Copyblogger started in 2006, Daily Blog Tips started in 2006, Steve Pavlina’s Blog started in 2004, and Entrepreneur’s Journey started in 2004. I’ve been really active in the blogosphere for 4-5 years now, and I see blogs all the time trying new things, including big blogs who wanted to try Kontera and Snap. I was contacted by 16-year-old blogger Onibalusi Bamidele who has guest-written this post. There is a trend among many new (and even old) bloggers. They have been around for years now. Clearly! Passion. MORE >>

In the blogosphere, the only light IS the green light. For £500-£10,000 a year you can by yourself an analytics engine to push reports to the top brass and that’s your ‘Socail media Campaign’ sewn up. But what about those who don’t want to “re-claim&# the blogosphere so much as “claim&# their share of it? 153 Comments [Factoid: This is the first cartoon I ever put online, back in the day, 1999, two years before I registered the URL, gapingvoid.com. What an amazing journey its been since then.] Because Facebook and Twitter are too easy. MORE >>

Prior to starting gShift, Chris was a co-founder of Hot Banana Software, a search engine-friendly web content management system that was acquired by Lyris Inc. in August 2006. His blog, DIYBloggerNET may be the highest converting blog in the Blogosphere. He was the driving force behind Eloqua’s explosive growth and success (IPO this year), now CMO at Sequoia-backed, big-data-for-sales company Lattice Engines. In order to qualify this year, each #Nifty50 nominee had to work for a technology company such as software, hardware, IT services or telecom. Jeffrey L. MORE >>