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This may be off the personal finance subject but sometimes finance can be boring, but only sometimes. However, here is a list of blogs I try to visit on a daily basis. They are NOT in any order of importance, as I highly recommend them all.
Daily Blog Tips- I think Daniel Scocco’s blog is great for any blogger. The ease at which to find pertinent information in his “Categories” section is what makes this blog one of my favorites.
John Chow dot com- I gotta admit I was a “hater” at first, but John is really growing on me. Once you get past all the paid reviews he does the site provides some awesome information on how to make money from your blog.
Shoemoney- What brought me to his blog was the stupid picture showing him with a check from Google for $132,000. You have to give it to Shoe, he is a straight shooter and isn’t much for fluff. This is certainly my main source for Affiliate Marketing ideas.
Copyblogger- This a must-read marketing blog. Every time I read Brian Clark’s blog, it shows me how much further I need to go with my writing skills.
Moneyenergy- What really drew me to Clare’s site was that she is constantly updating multiple posts per day. Anyone who writes that much must know what they are talking about.
The Consumerist- What I like most about this blog is the multiple writers and different opinions; they are literally the Consumer Reports of blogging.
Wall Street Journal Blogs- This is great if you are looking for some great opinions from people that are “in the know”. My personal favorite is the Wealth Report.
Single Guy Money-The Single Guy brings some great information from a personal perspective. Anyone who can pay off their credit cards and car payments in as little as 3 years, I’m a fan of.
I Will Teach You To Be Rich- When I read Ramit’s book I became an instant fan. The name of the blog says it all and he is great at explaining complex areas of finance with ease.
So what blogs or website do you read consistently? I’m always open to a recommendation!
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Ha! I don’t know if that conclusion follows from that premise, but I’m very happy I made someone’s “top 10 blogs” list:) really, thanks for reading! Great to hear the feedback! Problogger, Copyblogger, and Ramit’s site are all great too. Much greater than mine!
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That’s a good list. Besides reading a few on your list, I also like:
My Two Dollars
No Debt Plan
Bargaineering
Get Rich Slowly
Five Cent Nickel
The Simple Dollar
Passive Family Income
Unclutterer
Simple.Organized.Life
Tough Money Love
Free Money Finance
Bible Money Matters
The Good Human
Scott H. Young
Smart Passive Income
Zen Habits
Blunt Money
I read many blogs, but I’ll always check out new posts from these first.
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Actually you can find many outstanding blogs from Reuter’s blogrolls. Some of these are truly outstanding, and deep. One very interesting blog is “both sides of the table” (bothsidesofthetable.com) by a venture capitalist.
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