1) Practical content for people interested in knowing “how” to do something — Your site is, for the most part, SEO buzz that becomes dated very quickly …”Digg did this” …”Google did that” …”there’s a new tool to listen to webmaster radio”. Not very useful long term …and definitely not useful in terms of practical application.
2) Articles should have actual content — You do have some practical content, but most of it is no more than three paragraphs long and doesn’t get into the meat of the topic or provide any real application.
3) Solid/reliable SEO advice, not some crap opinion that is incorrect (like you find in most forums) — I have no doubt that you know what you are doing, you just don’t give any of that away on your site. If you wrote some solid articles like Rand or Aaron Wall has, you would have more articles listed.

Listen, I’m not at all saying “you suck”, as you claim. You just have a different type of content that I am not looking for. My goal is to remove the noise of non-practical SEM. I’ll be the first to admit that my CSE doesn’t have every article that deserves to be included …I’m working on that, but it has enough content to return more relevant results than a straight Google search.

I hope that explains things. No hard feelings.

If it makes you happy, keep using Lee’s blog. His does have ALL the internet marketing blogs. I, however, don

David

Lee has the right idea, he has included ALL internet marketing blogs and continues to build in an all inclusive way. Great work Lee.

I get a few extra visits from Michael Gray’s Megite a week.

I have just made it publicly available at: http://www.oddcomments.com/bosem/

As an example, try searching for “Alexa”. You won

Any chance of adding social-media-optimization.com your list?

Thanx

David

http://search-marketing-blogs-swicki.eurekster.com/

Personally, I like to read blogs with interesting ideas, like SEO by the SEA and SEOBook, instead of news blogs. These will never it make to the site like megite. In fact, once we stopped (re)posting SEM news on our blog, traffic from megite disappeared.

Andrey

And I think, personally, that that would ideally involve a new branch of the “memorandum” family called marketingmeme.com. I have purchased that domain but would be delighted to hand it over to Gabe Rivera (the genius behind techmeme.com) if he wants to run with it.

In an effort to convince him of the need for it, I’m asking SEO/SEM/PR people to please make some “noise” in the comments of this post, which I’ll make sure he sees!

Thanks heaps!

- Alister

It’s kinda funny how so many people have the same ideas. The river of news idea would be good it’ll be interesting to see if it makes the consumption easier.