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Advertising Age Top 100 European Marketing Blogs

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Advertising Age comes out with a yearly list of the 150 top marketing blogs in the world. My blog is not marketing, so I am not on the list. Their list was mainly American, and since I live in Europe I have made a list of the top 100 European Blogs. This list is 3 days old, and the list changes as each site changes in their PR, Alexa or Technorati rank.

No matter what our profession, we are all marketing to someone and I have recently been spending more time reading about copywriting and marketing to better understand that aspect of the business. Well worth looking at these, because we can use the tricks of their trade in our business.

European
Placement
Blog Name Blog Country
1 Adverblog IT
2 AdLand SE
3 I believe in adv IT
4 AdverBox IT
5 russell davies ENGLAND
6 Niche Marketing PL
7 Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog BE
8 David Airey SCOTLAND
9 Osocio NL
10 Yoast - Tweaking Websites NL
11 NevilleHobson.com ENGLAND
12 Blogstorm ENGLAND
13 Only Dead Fish ENGLAND
14 adliterate ENGLAND
15 Web Ink Now US
16 Crackunit ENGLAND
17 Media Culpa SE
18 ViralBlog NL
19 Talent imitates, genius steals ENGLAND
20 PR Blogger ENGLAND
21 Krishna De’s BizGrowth News IE
22 The Engaging Brand ENGLAND
23 Joe La Pompe FR
24 Coolz0r - Marketing Thoughts BE
25 HERD ENGLAND
26 The Hidden Persuader PT
27 Invisible Red PT
28 Welcome to Optimism ENGLAND
29 Make Marketing History ENGLAND
30 Cross The Breeze BE
31 mindblob BE
32 Because The Medium is the Message AD
33 Modern Marketing ENGLAND
34 The Kaiser Edition DE
35 Search Engine Marketing Blog IE
36 A PR Guy’s Musings ENGLAND
37 Spinning Around ENGLAND
38 Mastercom Advertising and Communication Blog EUROPEANUNION
39 No man is an iland AT
40 SEOCO Blog ENGLAND
41 A Source of Inspiration PT
42 Blog Till You Drop ENGLAND
43 PPC Blog ENGLAND
44 Technobabble 2.0 ENGLAND
45 Faster Future ENGLAND
46 Social Hallucinations DK
47 Fraser’s Affiliate Marketing Blog SCOTLAND
48 Fresh Creation NL
49 BeRelevant: Email Marketing Best Practices BE
50 livingbrands ENGLAND
51 Wiep.net NL
52 eWritings DE
53 Some Minor Issues BE
54 AdOfDaMonth.com HU
55 Hobo SEO UK SCOTLAND
56 Life Moves Pretty Fast ENGLAND
57 Drew B’s take on tech PR ENGLAND
58 Nick Burcher ENGLAND
59 Duckeldanny DE
60 greenormal ENGLAND
61 That Canadian Girl GB
62 Murphy’s Law IE
63 Interactive Marketing Trends ENGLAND
64 General Marketing Blog ENGLAND
65 Simonsays ENGLAND
66 Beyond PR ENGLAND
67 Living in a digital world ENGLAND
68 Get International Clients FR
69 Crenk ENGLAND
70 Wadds’ tech pr blog ENGLAND
71 London Calling ENGLAND
72 Brand Strategy Magazine Blog england
73 The Way of the Web ENGLAND
74 50-Plus Marketing ENGLAND
75 mediations ENGLAND
76 Business and Games Blog BE
77 This Is HERD ENGLAND
78 Rubbishcorp ENGLAND
79 Cross-Cultural eMarketer And International Sales Specialist FR
80 Blendingthemix GB
81 Raw Stylus ENGLAND
82 FreshNetworks Blog GB
83 Bad idea, indeed BE
84 Words of a Broken Mirror RO
85 Pudding Relations ENGLAND
86 Simon Wakeman ENGLAND
87 The Rosemont Loving ENGLAND
88 Nicola Davies ENGLAND
89 Shiny Red ENGLAND
90 Event Manager Blog GB
91 Marketing Safari IS
92 renaissance chambara EUROPEANUNION
93 BSI - Research Blog DE
94 Vincent Thome’s Blog ENGLAND
95 Confessions of a Wannabe Ad Man ENGLAND
96 middledigit ENGLAND
97 A Mountain Dweller in the Thames Valley ENGLAND
98 MobileWeb.be Blog BE
99 [Bluurb] stuff and things ENGLAND
100 All Things PR ENGLAND
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Grandfather Paradox

All You Zombies

by Robert A. Heinlein

Time travel so far is impossible. This is exemplified by the famous grandfather paradox. If you were to build a time machine it would be possible for you to travel back in time, meet your grandfather and kill him before he has any kids. With him dead, your parents would not be born and you could not have been born. Without you, the time machine would not have been built, so no one could have gone back to kill him in the first place - the paradox.

The craziest (greatest?) of the time travel paradoxes was cooked up by Robert Heinlein in his classic short story “All You Zombies.”

A baby girl is mysteriously dropped off at an orphanage in Cleveland in 1945. “Jane” grows up lonely and dejected, not knowing who her parents are, until one day in 1963 she is attracted to a drifter. She falls in love with him. But just when things are finally looking up for Jane, a series of disasters strike. First, she becomes pregnant by the drifter, who then disappears. Second, during the complicated delivery, doctors find that Jane has both sets of sex organs, and to save her life, they are forced to surgically convert “her” to a “him.” [click to continue...]

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