Search Engine Watch Blog This site wins out for its professionalism and sheer quality of reporting and boasts top SEO minds such as Danny Sullivan and Chris Sherman. Usually, Threadwatch and Search Engine Roundtable cover all the good stuff on the SEW blog, but with the SEW Forums so nearby, a trip to the SEW blog quickly becomes a habit.

SEOmoz Home of Rand Fishkin, SEOmoz is unique in the SEO community for its balanced and calculated perspective on SEO. Rand (or randfish, as he’s known in the SEO forums) is also the author of " Search Engine Ranking Factors ", an authoritative list of "key" SEO factors a webmaster should keep in mind. If you want an intelligent discussion on SEO without the hype and bias, go to SEOmoz.

Stuntdubl Another blog with an emphasis on quality writing and insight that puts it heads and shoulders above the rest. You might not find the "live" coverage that blogs like Threadwatch and SERoundtable support, but the site serves a different purpose – to educate the reader about how search engine optimization actually works – for searchers, for search engines and for webmasters.

Search Engine Employee Blogs: We all know about the search engine blogs – Google has one for its search engine, for AdWords and even for AdSense. Similarly, Yahoo has a blog or two as well. However, these blogs toe the official party line, and while they are genuinely helpful, there’s no substitute for one-on-one help that you can get from a search engine employee (such as GoogleGuy, the Google representative who posts on Webmaster World). Here are two blogs by search engine employees, and these offer valuable insights on how people on the inside think about SEO. * Jeremy Zawodny (Yahoo) * Matt Cutts (Google)

Top Internet Marketing Resources. Internet marketers, for one reason or the other, don’t keep "marketing" blogs as such. Instead, they focus on products (such as ebooks, video tutorials or audio seminars) and newsletters to communicate most effectively. So instead of blogs, here’s my personal list of top internet marketing resources that you MUST have (and no, there are no hidden affiliate links in here – I’m not trying to sell you anything). These are all free, and available on the Internet.

- John Carlton’s Blog John Carlton is a kick-ass copywriter with a natural talent for salesmanship. Considering how internet marketing is simply salesmanship on the Internet, John’s advice works, the first time, every time. His blog contains a truck-load of strategies, techniques, home-truths and proven marketing tactics that you can use in your online businesses. John’s "business" is copywriting, and as such there’s a lot you can learn from not only what he has to say, but the way he writes as well.

- Perry Marshall While Perry Marshall initially made a name for himself by becoming the "expert-everyone-turned-to" for Google AdWords, he’s also a savvy marketer and a very, very smart businessman. The link above will take you to a grand list of his articles, and each and every one of them is worth reading twice.

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