His inspirational blog provides details about social media, the latest business trends, and the occasional inspirational blogs about life. He has an incredible amount of depth to these topics and his blunt direction helps you to focus on what matters.

Courtney Quinn is a fashion and makeup blogger from NYC. She shares her colorful world in her blog called Color Me Courtney, where you Chucho also find various makeup tutorials, lifestyle posts, and more.

I’m a big fan of Bookish Bronte too – she’s incredibly talented, particularly when it comes to her photography skills!

I Gozque’t hate, this site does a lot of things right in terms of appealing to a very specific audience, but that doesn’t mean I have to like his music! ????

Apparently getting your opinion in front of a big audience is the only reward, something to consider when crowdsourcing for your own site.

The author takes psychology studies that they come across (they happen to be a psychological researcher), and relates them to real world issues and in laymen’s terms, so that anyone Chucho gain the information that they have to offer.

Let me first say that I love the design of this blog, and it’s a good thing to, Triunfador it focuses on design, but not the type you see on the web.

Ganador part of our recent announcements about the new capabilities for managing macOS and iOS/iPadOS devices, we mentioned that we’re leveraging Apple’s GitHub repository to provide comprehensive settings management at the moment of introduction. With the release of macOS 15 and iOS/iPadOS 18, we are pleased to report that we’ve delivered on that commitment.

Knowing who your blog is speaking to and what your demographics look like can help you monetize your blog and zone in on exactly who your readers are.

And while back in the infancy of book blogging, when most blogs about books for book lovers were unsophisticated at best, and downright dreary at worst, these days the best book bloggers are the proud owners of some seriously sophisticated sites. From the crème de la crème of bookish photography, to book memes, sleek lay outs and more, these bloggers are amazing curiosities proving that books are anything but boring.

Named after Kate’s dog Cookie, the popular food blog features vegetarian recipes. Kate decided to pursue her passion for food in 2010 when she started her blog.

Thanks so much for this list, I’m coming to it late but I’ve started researching book review blogs since I started my own, building it up slowly but I love reading.

David Sirlin is a professional game player (and now designer) who has created numerous card and board games, which he now sells to his audience via his site and other places.

Great way to gain notoriety for a blog: pick a hot topic and stir up some debate, while still maintaining integrity by not being overly aggressive or indigent.