Technorati Favorites Race. I Am Not That Far Behind.

I am not sure who was the first to introduced me to the idea of reciprocating when it comes to technocratic favorites so I am going to give credit to both blogs: Niche Marketing by Andy Beard and Dosh Dosh. Initially I was very skeptical about it. Just think about it. The more bloggers participate in this what I call “Technorati Favorites Race” the tougher will it be to get on the list of top 100 and then there will be of course ongoing competition to remain on that list, specially for the places 90 and down. I guess as with many other things in the blogosphere it is important to get started early on. At the time when Maki wrote the article about Technocrati Experiment, your needed only 115 people to have your blog favorited by. Now that number stands at 120148(latest) and is most likely to increase when this “race” picks up.

So how far behind am I? About 100. But two days ago my blog was favorited only by 4 people. As of today 22 Technocrati users have added my blog to their favorites:

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I think that the following message in my sidebar has something to do with it:

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So if the numbers continue to grow with this pace I am only about 10-12 days from being included among 100 most favorited blogs on Technocrati, if of course the number needed to get in will hold at 120148(latest).

So at this time I would like to thank everyone who added my blog. If you have added my blog to your Technocrati favorites but I have missed to add yours tell me so in the comments.

Again if you add my blog to your technocrati favorites, I will return the favor. I have noticed that few people had more than just one blog, I usually add all your blogs to my technocrati favorites.

Please do not leave links here in the post. Please leave a message if you just recently added my blog to your favorites. As soon as I see, via Technocrati, that you have added my blog to your favorites, I will reciprocate. I am still checking the Technorati but it has become increasignly difficult because since posting this post more than 50 members had favorited my blog. If I have missed your blog by any chance please let me know in the comments. (Updated April 24)

Click here to add this blog to Technocrati Favorites.

Following is the list of bloggers who have participated in the exchange so far:

1. GarryConn.com – Garry Conn

2. MrGaryLee.com – Gary Lee

3. AskaX World – Andika Kusuma

4. T Jantunen.com – T Jantunen

5. CalvinWarr.com – Calvin Warr

6. Vinod Live! – Vinod Ponmanadiyil

7. Bil2me dot com – William Toomey

8. Zath – Simon Barker

9. VersaCreations – Vivienne Quek

10. Azazil.net – Gary V. Vaughan

11. Blogging for Money – Michael A. Setyaputra

12. Money Consciousness – Nenad

13. Brown Thoughts – Brown Baron

14. Quasi Fictional – Diogenes

15. Foreign Perspectives – Arnold

16. Home Based Business – Brian Pratt

17. The Million Dollar Experiment Down Under – Rob St George

18. Sexy in Red – Norlina

19. JameoTips – ValkrieAngel

20. I Thought, Therefore I Blog – Bet Shop Boy

21. Make Money Online: Quick n’ Easy Way – EJ Cooksey

22. MLM Forums online marketing blog – Jens P. Berget

23. Ramblings of an Undisturbed Mind – Beth

24. QMusings – Mrs Q

25. NiaTrading Signals – Alex 3071

26. BlogOp – Chris Lodge

27. Technospot.net – Ashish Mohta

28. ContentPays.info – Yogesh

29. Shadow Scope – Richard

30. TechJunction – Netbizopp

31. Genius Type – Brian Lee

32. FrugalMomma – Lisa Knight

33. Life Spices – Indra

34. Living Your Dreams – Lee Tuck Sing

35. My Online Collections – star500k

36. How to Earn Money Blogging – Daryl Lau

37. Pentimento – Webduck

38. Article Discovery Politics – David Greene

39. Rugjeff’s Blog about Blogging – Rugjeff

40. Lack of Money is the Root of All Evil – Kakashihatake

41. Digital Phocus – Brendan Monaghan

42. Digital Information Technology – Atul Dogra

43. Inklings: The Copywriter’s Blog – Walter Burek

44. Gauravonomics – Gaurav

45. Internet Serious Business – The Troll

46. Romance Tracker – Phil Van Treuren

47. Genus_Loci – John

48. KylesCove.com – Kyle Eslick

49. Msdanielle.com – Danielle

50. Bubba Stuff – Sandee Leong

51. Syaf the Geek – Syafrizal Abu Mansor

52. Manila Mom – Maia Jose

53. Can’t Coach That – Coach McGee

54. UrgentClick – Andy

55. Dannydang.com – Danny Dang

56. Blog About Money Online – Alex Bamo

57. The Pond – Karen

58. Untwisted Vortex – RT Cunningham

59. TeknoBites – Ram

60. The Rojak Blog – Ap0gEE

61. eJabs.com – Matthew Jabs

62. Life Rocks! 2.0 – Nirmal T V

63. Life in the Fast Lane – Deborah

64. Dummies Guide to Google Blogger Beta – Vin

65. Army Mum: New Jersey – Charlotte

66. Home Office Women – Doris

67. Wampago – Chris

68. EmpowerWomenNow.com – Ponn M. Sabra

69. Bigfoot Sightings – Linda Martin

70. Online Business News – Tammy Ames

71. Tricia’s Musings – Tricia

72. Blog Fyais – iszo

73. ShanKri-La – Karthik Ramadoss

74. The anitokid chronikos – Anitokid

75. Random Expressions – Deepak Jeswal

76. Keeping Fit is A Daily Battle – Nash Trout

77. Magical Rose Garden – Magical Rose Garden

78. Revvi::blog – Revvi Sudirnoputra

79. Skeet’s Stuff – Skeet

80. Tech Lock Rahul – Rahul

81. Anja Merret – Anja Merret

82. Rishiraj – Rishi

83. ::Under the Rainbow:: – [s][e][x][y][i][n][r][e][d]

84. //Engtech – Engtech

85. Mom Gadget – Gayla McCord

86. Planet Apex – Planet Apex

87. Captain Picard’s Journal – Jean Luc Picard

88. Table4Five – Elizabeth

89. Computer Mobile Corner – Santa

90. DMiracle.com – Dawud Miracle

91. Sizlopedia – Sizlopedia

92. Mother’s Home – Stine

93. Dox – Rahul

94. iReview – iReview

95. My Life – Clsyee

96. My Journey to One Million Dollars – Laura

97. Ordinary Folk – Mike

98. AndyBeard.eu – Andy Beard

99. TechnoDiary – Sahil Gupta

100. SEO Blog at Pixnet – SEO Blog at Pixnet

101. SMO Blog – Mark Blair

102. My Life, My Story, My Passion – Yong Kai Loon

103. My Affiliate Journey – Vlad

104. Real Amber – Real Amber

105. Me and My Net – Anoop Kumar Singh

106. Klamath Design – Linda

107. Homemaker Diary – MQ

108. The Blog Columnist – The Blog Columnist

109. Six Degrees of Inspiration – Nicholas Kister

110. Internet Marketing – Schee

111. Vacilamos! – Ari

112. Mr & Mrs Imran – Mr and Mrs Imran

113. Mina’s Musings – Mina

114. Panda Cube – Aki Jinn

115. Lifecruiser – Lifecruiser

116. SMS Today – SMS Today

117. Creative Design – David Airey

118. Jon Lee dot see eh – Jon Lee

119. Nukilan Jejari Azhad – Shaz Azhad

120. (exceptional) work.com – Jon

121. Arts & Stuff – Susan Borges

122. Sapphire Knight – Sapphire Knight

133. Shakeroo’s Gold – Shakeroo

134. The Making of an Internet Entrepreneur – Maria

135. Domestic Divapalooza – Angela Llewellyn Stevens

136. Business Sanity – Susan Martin

137. The Thinking Blog – Ilker Yoldas

138. TechChee.com – ketyung

139. TechLivez.com – Tech Livez

139. FinalTag– Parnav

117 thoughts on “Technorati Favorites Race. I Am Not That Far Behind.”

  1. Hi . . just wanted to warn you that if you have more than 100 outgoing links on your site, you might get flagged by google as a link farm and get banned from the search results!

  3. @Gary,

    Besides every single link in this post is to relevant post about “Technorati Favorite Exchange”.

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  6. The promised land seems to be getting closer if nothing else. I kicked off last week at 4 favourited and am now at 119.

    Don't forget that the links are moving up too. When you hit 100, you qualify as a B-list blogger and can get your little badge from http://www.kineda.com. Just achieved that this morning!

    Did you see the mybloglog equivalent to the technorati favourites? My post on that is at http://www.foreignperspectives.com/a-new-varian… . Hasn't, so far, picked up the speed of the faves but I'm sure it will in due course.

    Now, the big question, is: has it been a financially succesful exercise for anyone yet?

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  8. The promised land seems to be getting closer if nothing else. I kicked off last week at 4 favourited and am now at 119.

    Don’t forget that the links are moving up too. When you hit 100, you qualify as a B-list blogger and can get your little badge from http://www.kineda.com. Just achieved that this morning!

    Did you see the mybloglog equivalent to the technorati favourites? My post on that is at http://www.foreignperspectives.com/a-new-variant-on-the-technorati-favourites-scheme-mybloglog/2007/04/23/opinion.htm . Hasn’t, so far, picked up the speed of the faves but I’m sure it will in due course.

    Now, the big question, is: has it been a financially succesful exercise for anyone yet?

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