The 20 SEO Blogs
(In no particular order)
- SEO by the Sea – Real SEOs read patent applications. Bill Slawski does it so you don’t have to.
- Justin Briggs – The former link building expert at Distilled shares deep SEO theory for smart people.
- SEOmoz – Still the best, the most useful, and the biggest source of SEO research on the web.
- SEOBook – Aaron Wall’s keen eye and solid practicality keep both Google and publishers on their toes.
- Distilled – A mix of technical and tactical, the UK imports spread their knowledge all over the English speaking world.
- Seer Interactive – Don’t mess with Philly SEOs. Just don’t.
- Conversation Marketing – Idiocy and bad SEO send Ian Lurie into a rage of biting sarcasm. Not to be missed.
- Blind Five Year Old – A good one. Search nerds love AJ Kohn’s tips and analysis.
- SEO Gadget – Richard Baxter’s growing brain trust in London serves up a mix of technical and brilliant.
- Kikolani – The most popular one woman marketing blog on the list, Kristi Hines stays on top of everything.
- Search Engine Land – Danny Sullivan’s 11 year old publication continues to provide must have SEO news.
- Search Engine Roundtable – Barry Schwartz is a one man newspaper, radio and TV station combined.
- Webmaster Central Blog – When the top engineers at Google share information, it’s worth paying attention.
- SEO wizz – Haven’t heard of SEO wizz? He doesn’t post much, but when he does it’s brilliant.
- David Naylor -Famously no BS Dave Naylor and his staff write a much respected, highly followed blog.
- Occam’s Razor -Pure analytics bliss, SEOs have a lot to learn from Avinash Kaushik
- Blumenthals - One of the masters of local search, and a frequent Google rabble-rouser.
- Inside Search – Another good blog from Google, this one actually is a bit more “inside.”
- Stone Temple – Nobody interviews more SEOs and influencers than Eric Enge. A lot to be found here.
- Marketing Pilgrim – One of the good guys of online marketing, and some great studies as well.
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