The list is date-ordered and there aren't any options to change this

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So I would advise the strength of this list would be to strike while the iron is hot and contact bloggers while the post they've written is still at the forefront of their mind. blogrolls: this knitting site (listed in the top ten of the knitting blogs in Technorait) has this useful 'Blogs I read' page, as does this blog, this blog and this blog. You helpful knitters you! Google Blog Search results.


Have a look at those Related Blogs- a couple aren't really relevant, but this knitting parlour blog looks pretty engaging. Creative search in Google- some great results! How to chose your target niche blogs Th oman mobile phone numbers database ere are lots of ways you could order this list of blogs, but a lot of the choosing just comes through common sense. For example, there's no point putting a blog with three posts into the list in the first place, or one that hasn't been updated in 6 months.


If you've got the mozBar, it's easy enough to rule out any blogs with no DmR (or, if they're on a platform, no mR on any pages). Once you've narrowed down your list, you need to find contact details. If this proves difficult, the bloggers probably aren't down with being contacted like this so it might be best to take them off the list at this point. What next? Don't spam them! These are quality blogs that value the area you work in- caution and respect are wise bedfellows.