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Who is winning your information war?
I use two different RSS Readers. Bloglines for my professional interests (mostly SEO and SEM related) and Google Reader for my personal stuff (friends blogs, Overheard in sites, etc.) Today I decided to dig through some of the posts that I have saved for whatever random reason and noticed an interesting trend.
There are a few blogs that I have saved articles from WAY more often than others. Is this an indication that these “top saved” blogs are better at providing info than others or just another example of my preference for certain authors writing styles? Looking at the saved articles themselves, I would say its more about the quality of the information, but who knows?
Anyway, here is a look at the top saved blogs I have going right now out of the 69 feeds I have in Bloglines:
Search Engine Watch - By far the most saved articles out of the bunch. Everything from linking ideas to interesting takes on search trends.
SeoMoz - A fairly close second. Looks like Jane Copeland is the real winner here as her posts made up about 30% of the articles I have saved for this particular blog.
Search Engine Guide - I don’t think I could help this, I mean, Stoney has the most beautiful smartassed approach to his posts, you can’t help but love them.
There were many other blogs that I have saved an article or two from, but those were the top 3. Do you have any that you are marking to be saved more often than others? I’d love to hear that I’m not the only one. 