Among bloggers who write about business and online marketing, the “usual suspects” get most of the attention. But I’ve discovered three excellent blogs over the past six months that have some great content, even though they don’t post every day (or even every week). Here they are…
Ricky Breslin – Ricky is an extremely successful businessman. He writes about business, marketing, and how to achieve greater independence. Look to Ricky not only for inspiration, but also practical advice that he has personally tested himself.
Nick Dalton – Nick is soft-spoken, but he is brilliant. Before he launched his own Internet business, he was the Chief Technical Architect for super-sites like Toyota.com. Lately, he’s been writing about how to rank well in the search engines, and how to interpret the data generated by James Brausch’s RaSof program.
Ophir Prusak – Ophir once called me about the possibility of writing copy for the company he works for. It never panned out, but I discovered his blog in the process. Ophir does a lot of work with Google Website Optimizer, and he has posted a lot of helpful information about how to use it. If you do split-testing with GWO, you’ll want to check out his blog.
Like you, I have my favorite blogs that I read regularly. But I find it’s good to mix up my blog reading every now and again. If you’re looking for some excellent blogs that haven’t been talked about much, then take a moment to see what each of these has to offer.
-Ryan M. Healy
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About Ryan M. Healy
Ryan Healy is a direct response copywriter. Since 2002, he has worked with scores of clients, including BoostCTR, Alex Mandossian, Terry Dean, and Pulte Homes. He writes a popular blog about copywriting, advertising, and business growth, has been featured in publications like Feed Front magazine, and is a regular contributor to WordStream.com, BoostCTR.com, and MarketingForSuccess.com.
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