Image via CrunchBaseI got an email from Technorati a few days back saying they want me to write for them. I promptly agreed. This is not a big change to my lifestyle, if any. All they ask is that I first publish a post at their site. After I do that I can go ahead and publish the same at my own blog. Why did I say yes? Are you kidding me?
- There's not going to be additional work for me. I have been an avid blogger on my own. Now I get to cross publish.
- This will bring me more visibility.
- I get to link to my own blog from my posts at Technorati. That is going to jack up the traffic at my personal blog. This just might be the number one reason to do it.
- Technorati is a Top 30 property on the web. I am okay being associated with their name.
- They asked for my Google AdSense ID. They will run ads on my behalf to go with my posts. So I guess there might be some money too. I am not complaining.
Top 30
1. Google Sites 996,706
2. Microsoft Sites 895,813
3. FACEBOOK.COM 692,998
4. Yahoo! Sites 679,738
5. Wikimedia Foundation Sites 400,011
6. Amazon Sites 271,264
7. AOL, Inc. 247,697
8. Ask Network 236,956
9. Apple Inc. 234,944
10. CBS Interactive 234,656
11. eBay 218,809
12. TENCENT Inc. 214,254
13. Glam Media 204,134
14. Baidu.com Inc. 202,995
15. VEVO 201,230
16. Sohu.com Inc. 177,534
17. Viacom Digital 163,349
18. Adobe Sites 160,625
19. Turner Digital 152,103
20. NetShelter Technology Media 150,348
21. WordPress 149,736
22. BitTorrent Network 142,495
23. The Mozilla Organization 134,863
24. Alibaba.com Corporation 132,534
25. TWITTER.COM 129,439
26. New York Times Digital 128,726
27. Demand Media 124,125
28. Technorati Media 122,858
29. SINA Corporation 116,166
30. DAILYMOTION.COM 109,601
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