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  • Technorati

    "Currently tracking 55 million blogs "Technorati is the recognized authority on what's going on in the world of weblogs. We help people search for, surface, and organize bloggers and their daily posts. "What is a weblog? A weblog, or blog, is a personal journal on the... more

    Reviewed by penguina Sep 25 2006, 12:25am ( 167 reviews ) • technorati.com

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  • Rated by pixelrage on Oct 06, 2:13pm

    I hate to be a killjoy, but what exactly is the point of Technorati? The exposure is minimal and the site is down half of the time from server issues. Most internet marketers and bloggers I've spoken to have said that Technorati has done close to nothing in regard to exposure. It has a great site design, and no doubt, a huge community...but I fail to see what it's true purpose or benefit is.

  • Rated by businessgal on Sep 16, 9:24pm

    Great blog site!

  • Rated by clickfire on Aug 27, 10:17pm

    The matriarch of all blog catalogs.

  • Rated by moongoggles on May 24, 10:41am

    This site's functionality is so low, its not worth using at all. In the one year that I've attempted to do so, I've had nothing but failure and headaches. This site couldn't possibly work any worse. And actually, I shouldn't use the word "work", 'cause it doesn't.

  • Rated by rxansmith on Mar 10 2009, 6:59pm

    This is a great site to market your blog and has hot tech news....

  • Rated by bendak on Dec 26 2008, 8:41pm

    apparently blogs are the best news source online and this site is quite the popular one.

  • Rated by dorkulon on Dec 18 2008, 2:23am

    Search function sucks major ass. Can't run a simple phrase search. No thanks.

  • Rated by shlomif on Oct 13 2008, 2:22pm

    Getting your blog on Technorati is very problematic. It doesn't crawl the web for blogs, but expect the author to register his blogs with it. I was unable to register my use.perl.org journal (probably due to a rel="nofollow"), nor could register the LiveJournal communities that I started. So I only have my personal LiveJournal blog, but obviously that's not enough. As a result, I decided that Technorati has little to show for, besides a cooler name than other blog search engines, and have refrained from using it. It provides incomplete view of the blogosphere.