Sunday, June 17, 2007

Blognetnews.com -- Pennsylvania's ranking of most influential political blogs -- Running Mates -- we're #7

Blognetnews.com � Pennsylvania: "Pennsylvania's Most Influential Political blogs"

The top 20 include:

1GrassrootsPA
2Attytood
3The Pennsylvania Progressive
4Suburban Guerrilla
5PowerBlog!
6The Carbolic Smoke Ball
7Mark Rauterkus & Running Mates ponder current events
8www.keystonepolitics.com
9PSoTD
10Above Average Jane
11:::Philebrity...media, culture, music and more:::
12Pennsyltucky Politics
13passopenrecords.org
14Phillybits
15Brendan Calling
16TONY PHYRILLAS
17Mark A. Kilmer (the weblog)
182 Political Junkies
19Save The GOP
20The Rittenhouse Review

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Anonymous said...

Welcome to the next step from BlogNetNews.com/Pennsylvania. Over the weekend, we launched a new feature that ranks which Pennsylvania state politics and news blogs are having the most influence on the direction of conversation in the state blogosphere.

Our rankings come from data provided in your RSS feeds, data from the activity of readers on BlogNetNews.com and data about Internet traffic from third parties. Each Sunday morning at 12:01 AM, BNN will release a new top 20 list of the blogs most powerfully shaping opinion in the Pennsylvania blogosphere. Every week, you can find the list here: http://www.blognetnews.com/Pennsylvania/influence-index.php .

If you want to promote your ranking, we have some tools to help you do that here (automated so they change each week as your rankings change): http://www.blognetnews.com/Pennsylvania/show-rank.php .

We first tested this a couple months ago in the Virginia blogosphere where the rankings met with some controversy. We've tried to learn from how that worked and improved our system since then. What you're seeing isn't a final product, we have improvements underway to strengthen our data and we'll be tracking the results closely over the next few months to try to learn how we can make this more accurate and reliable. Remember that because these are weekly rankings -- based only on seven days data -- small and new blogs can have really good showings from time to time while older, more established blogs will show their strength by staying in the top 20 from week to week.

In the meantime, I am happy to hear your questions or concerns. In order to prevent bloggers from trying to game the system, we have to keep the exact makeup of the rankings system to ourselves, but we can say it includes, traffic, comments, links, clicks, ratings and still more data that make the BNN Influence Rankings the single most comprehensive source for information on what's happening in the Pennsylvania blogosphere.

Best,

Dave Mastio

BlogNetNews.com
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June 17, 2007 9:12 PM
Dayvoe said...

Hello from #18!

Dayvoe

June 18, 2007 6:53 PM

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