Well, to no one's surprise, 'the Nomad Surfer' didn't even make the top 100, maybe next year. Here is the link.
Gawker Properties -- $170 million.Huffington Post -- $90 million.The Drudge Report -- $48 million.Perez Hilton -- $32 million.Sugar, Inc -- $27 million.TechCrunch -- $25 million.MacRumors -- $21 million.SeekingAlpha -- $11 million.GigaOm -- $9.5 million.Politico -- $8.7 million.SmashingMagazine -- $7.7 million.SearchEngineLand -- $4.5 million.Boing Boing -- $3.6 million.ReadWriteWeb -- $3.4 million.SB Nation -- $2.7 million.Destructoid -- $2.5 million.Mashable -- $2.5 million.Alley Insider sites -- $2.25 million./film -- $2.1 million.The Superficial Network -- $2 millionNeatorama -- $1.5 million.Daily Kos -- $2 million.Talking Points Memo -- $1.2 million.VentureBeat -- $1 million.Wowowow.com -- $1 million.
Having Gawker at the top seems a lil unfair since you get what..I can think of at least 10 blogs off the top of my head. Is there a breakdown on the biggest gainers of those sites, I'd like to see where the ones I read of them rank
ReplyDeletehttp://247wallst.com/2009/02/23/the-twenty-five-most-valuable-blogs/
ReplyDeleteThis link should give you all the info you need. I also read somewhere that the Huffington post was not worth the 90 million that this list used.
Enjoy,
Jonathan
....you know that list contains 25 blogs, right? (not 20 as the title of the post implied: I feel mislead, Jonathan...)
ReplyDeletei can't afford a copywriter...maybe I can outsource one form India....
ReplyDeletei mean copy editor...case and point
ReplyDeleteyou meant "case in point," but I think you made your point, none-the-less...for all intents and purposes, anyway.
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