Thinking further about how this list could help me most, I realised that as good as RSS feeds were, I also wanted to search these blogs, as well as the rest of the content of these sites, given that many of the blogs listed are a part of a much bigger site with laods more cool content (take seomoz, for example).
So what I really wanted, as a complement to the RSS feeds, was a search engine. And well, I went and built one (with a little help from our friends at Google). So now I can search the blogs and other site content of all the search engine marketing experts listed on Lee’s list… and so can you!
Have a go!
Enter a search term below to search Lee’s exclusive list of the top 260+ Search Engine Marketing blogs:
Add SEM Search to your site too!
SEM Search is powered by Google and if you know how to copy and page HTML code, you’ve got what it takes to add SEM Search to your own site. Simply copy and paste the exact code below (in its entirety) onto your page:
(If you see a P tag, it shouldn’t be there. Wordpress keeps adding it in, and I’m not sure how to get rid of it at this moment…)
What sites does SEM Search include in its search results?
That’s Lee Odden’s decision, and his alone. All I am doing is maintaining the list of included sites to stay up-to-date with Lee’s list. (To the degree that until Lee decides he likes my own site, I’ve not even included that. So don’t come asking me to get included!)
So you’ll be keeping the search engine in sync with Lee’s list?
You betcha. Be sure to bookmark the SEM Search homepage, and if new HTML code is released, that’s where you’ll find it.
Enjoy!






