Hooray for Siberian Light, which is currently sitting pretty at number 5 in Krusenstern’s Top 100 Russia Blogs list.
As always, it’s nice to be one of the top blogs about Russia, but because of the difficulty in estimating each blog’s traffic, it’s (sadly for me!) probably not all that accurate. I expect that, if accurate traffic figures were available for all the blogs on the list, Siberian Light would probably slip a few places down the rankings.
The list is, however, an excellent resource if you want to take a look around the Russian blogs that are out there. There are plenty of blogs on the list that I didn’t know about, plus a couple that I didn’t realise were still active.
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This ranking can only be as accurate as the figures from Technorati, Sitemeter and Google PageRank. Some Weblogs criticize because oft the estimated 50 daily Unique Visitors. As a control I asked some I asked authors between Rank 40 and 50: They all have significantly (!) less than 50 Unique Visitors per day.
Last, but not least:
“TOP 100 Russia-Weblogs” is secondly (!) a ranking. First and foremost, this list is an invitation for non-Russian-speaking Bloggers to a journey through a “Terra Incognita” in eastern Europe!
This ranking can only be as accurate as the figures from Technorati, Sitemeter and Google PageRank. Some Weblogs criticize because oft the estimated 50 daily Unique Visitors. As a control I asked some authors between Rank 40 and 50: They all have significantly (!) less than 50 Unique Visitors per day.
Last, but not least:
“TOP 100 Russia-Weblogs” is secondly (!) a ranking. First and foremost, this list is an invitation for non-Russian-speaking Bloggers to a journey through a “Terra Incognita” in eastern Europe!
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