Top 100 Australian Blogs

April 11, 2007

Got an email from Craig Harper today, a Melbourne based blogger and motivational speaker, he’s set up a rather nifty blog roll of Australia’s top 100 bloggers based on Technorati Rank (right side bar). Apparently duncanriley.com comes in at #22. Given that my motto at duncanriley.com is “I couldn’t care less what I post and when” I’ve got to say I’m a little impressed, god help me if I was actually trying here, and not dumping my good stuff at 901am :-), but I also have this thought, if I’m #22 then it’s a sorry state of affairs in Australia, particularly given that I’m not even trying here. Maybe I should try harder…or try full stop? and yet that wouldn’t be nearly as much fun! Maybe I need a new outlet? Food for thought.

7 responses to Top 100 Australian Blogs

  1. Duncan, there’s always an outlet for you at Syntagma Digital. 😉

  2. Hmm. One blog that I have, which I posted there maybe two or three times a month, has technorati rank of around 28,000, which should put me on the top 100. I wonder how a blog is determined “Australian”. With .au domain? Tagged Australia? None of the top 5 has them…

    But I guess if there is a way to filter out all the Australian blogs on Technorati, I won’t be in the top 100 either…

  3. G’day,

    TheeAustralian.com is Australian Blog.

    Thank you
    TheeAustralian.com

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