Mar 292014
It’s that time again! April is just around the corner, so let’s see where biblioblog rankings stand.
As in the last report (and like the one before it), the method here uses Alexa rankings very strictly whenever they are available. For some sites (i.e., Patheos and Livejournal), where Alexa doesn’t have separate data on each blog, the position has been reckoned by hand.
As expected, Jim West continues to maintain a solid lead, but there’s plenty of action in the top 50 and beyond. Check out the full list, in order by rank, below.
And why not keep tabs on some of the interesting ones while you are at it?
As before, please let me know if there’s a blog you want to see in the results next quarter.
[…] the complete list go here. (Congrats to Jim West for being #1, […]
[…] Peter Kirby came out with his list of the top 50 biblioblogs (by traffic) in the Spring of […]
Who – whoever exists – follows all these blogs ? at least, the “Top 50” + Alin Suciu ?…
(« As before, please let me know if there’s a blog you want to see in the results next quarter. » ?… Yes, mine, an unBlog ! (A sample here…)
I can list this unBlog, but since it is not hosted on wordpress or blogspot or its own domain, it can’t be ranked (by Alexa) very easily.
It was a joke… What I say, nobody cares, even when I discovered the “smoking gun” of “GJW”… (Mk 6, 4)
[…] See the complete list at: https://peterkirby.com/top-50-spring-2014.html […]
What an interesting list 🙂 and made all the more so by being a predictive prophecy, I’ll await spring in six months or so with extra interest as I wonder if we will have to stone you…
[…] Kirby has posted an audacious prophesy of the top biblioblogs by traffic in six month’s time (Top 50 Biblioblogs: Spring 2014 Report). I have two reasons for hoping that this is accurate, first both Sansblogue and 5 minute Bible […]
[…] Reason made it to 118. I was actually very impressed with that. Yesterday, the latest results were reported. I was shocked to find out that I have moved from 118 to 55. I am almost in the top 50. I want to […]
[…] https://peterkirby.com/top-50-spring-2014.html […]
[…] Peter Kirby has shared a list of the most popular biblioblogs this month. Exploring Our Matrix came in at number 8. Thanks for reading! […]
[…] other biblio-blogging news, Peter Kirby posted his quarterly list of top blogs. Although Reading Acts slips to #6 with the introduction of Jesus Creed to the list, I am happy to […]
I would like my blog, Wordgazer’s Words, to be included. I have tried to get it included many times in the past and have never succeeded. Here’s the link: http://krwordgazer.blogspot.com/
Hi Peter!
I always love lists like this, simply because it helps to identify the digital influencers in theology and biblical study.
I’d be honored if you found the time to consider my own on your next go around. You can find it at: http://tehanna.com
[…] with the other biblioblogs on this list, and even comes in at number 4. Peter’s list is here with links to the other […]
[…] you have excellent taste in blogs. EerdWord is the only publisher-sponsored book blog to make the Top 50 Biblioblogs (data drawn mostly from Alexa […]
Maybe the blog of a friend of mine 😉 http://livlied.blogspot.com/, « Religion – Manuscripts – Media Culture » ?…
Sure, no problem!
[My above comment]
HT: Another friend of mine 😉 on the Gospel of Thomas e-list…
[Thanks to Dr Goodacre : I’m now more civil…]
H. T. : Alin Suciu shares with us this blog, Ancient Church Orders – « A blog on the ancient church orders » –, created on February 12, 2013 by Fr Alistair C. Stewart.
[…] Small offers a look at Hebrews Highlights for the month. Peter Kirby posted his Top Biblioblog list for Spring 2014 (Reading Acts is #6), and ChurchResources has a big list of 300 blogs for April 2014 (I am #264 on […]
I need to add http://www.biblejunkies.com/
[…] in the last report (and like the one before it and the one before that), the method here uses Alexa rankings very […]
[…] Peter Kirby came out with his list of the top 50 biblioblogs (by traffic) in the Spring of […]