Best BLOGS in Marketing -- Internet Advertising, Marketing & PR

Marketing Sherpa did a good job of trying to rate and evaluate some of the best Blogs on the internet related to marketing. With more than 800 people voting they got a reasonable turnout. (Unfortunately, after living in Chicago in my past, I am skeptical about the real number of votes and voters. [The motto in Chicago is "Vote Early and Vote Often]).

BTW, I was one of the voters.

If you do any Interactive marketing, check out their list of blogs. I am sure you will find great value among these Blogs.

BTW, next year, please vote for Mine! :-) .... See the article here --> MarketingSherpa.com : Practical News & Case Studies on Internet Advertising, Marketing & PR

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