Top 10 Bloggers to Follow on Twitter

I took the time and put up my "Top 10 Must-Follow Bloggers on Twitter" list. There are best selling book authors, Internet marketers, Bloggers and Internet superstars on the list. Over 260000 people follow these bloggers on Twitter and they have way over 350000 combined subscribers on their RSS Feeds. These people continue to inspire me with both their success, blog posts and tweets.

Top 10 Bloggers Every Blogger Should Follow on Twitter

Also notice that this so this is subjective list, so I didn't "rank" these bloggers or their blogs apart from all of them being really good, and I follow them personally and like to read what they write, both on their blogs and on Twitter.

1. @problogger (Darren Rowse)

Darren Rowse is the blogger to follow. And his websites ProBlogger.net and TwiTip.com are the websites every blogger and tweet-fanatic should be reading and many are already. Darren is the most followed blogger on this list and rightfully so. I've been reading Darren's articles on ProBlogger since I started blogging and it has been tremendously helpful for everything I have done with my blog.

Darren's 31 Days to Build a Better Blog eBook has quickly become very successful "workbook" and guide to the bloggers who have purchased and followed it, me included.

Follow @problogger. Read more about Darren Rowse.

2. @yarostarak (Yaro Starak)

Yaro is one of the most successful bloggers and Internet entrepreneurs and his blog at Entrepreneurs-Journey.com has tons of useful articles and information for any blogger and anyone who wants to make money online. Yaro's blog and his free reports The Roadmap To Become a Blogger (together with Gideon Shalwick), Blog Profits Blueprint and Membership Site Mastermind have loads of free information on blogging, Internet business, marketing and just making your blog as successful as it can be. And Yaro's coaching programs are "responsible" for the incredible success of many bloggers during the last couple of years.

Yaro puts great personal touch on everything he does and his videos, articles and podcasts have been a great inspiration to me for many years. Oh, and you gotta like a man with such a lovely curly hair!

Follow @yarostarak. Read more about Yaro Starak.

3. @copyblogger (Brian Clark)

Like Darren and Yaro, Brian Clark is among the most successful bloggers out there. He has been educating copyrighting skills to me and the other bloggers since 2006 at copyblogger.com and during the years copyblogger.com has grown into a powerful hub in the blogosphere, which makes Brian the man to follow.

Follow @copyblogger. Read more about Brian Clark.

4. @JohnChow (John Chow)

John Chow has grown his blog at johnchow.com into very profitable business and John has turned himself into a Internet superstar with his posts and videos showing off the Internet lifestyle he has created for himself. John is the man to hate and to love. Some people like his in-your-face style, some don't. I find his blog entertaining and he is all out with Twitter and runs frequent Twitter competitions and thus, he earns a "must follow" on Twitter.

Follow @JohnChow. Read more about John Chow.

5. @shoemoney (Jeremy Schoemaker)

Jeremy Schoemaker, of Shoemoney.com, is a great character in the Internet marketing and blogging world. Jeremy makes tons of money online and is not afraid to say what he thinks. He also uses unconventional marketing tactics, utilizing Twitter as well and giving out free stuff, like his "Shoemoneyx", 12 Week Free Internet Marketing Course. His blog is not only entertaining, but very informative as well, as Jeremy has always been very honest and transparent about things he does, and he does a lot - you never know what "the shoe" is up to next.

Follow @shoemoney. Read more about Jeremy Schoemaker.

6. @tferriss (Tim Ferriss)

Timothy "Tim" Ferriss, the author of the best selling book The 4-Hour Workweek, successful business man and also a blogger. Tim Ferriss' Blog is inspirational and educative at the same time and recommended read to anyone, even if you are not into Internet business, as his "lifestyle experiments" are exceptional.

Tim has done more in both his personal and business life than many others combined. Tim's story and book has been covered in so many major medias, both on- and offline that you have probably heard of him already.

Reading Tim's book made me think about my life, job and business in a whole new way and thus, he is partly to blame that I'm here, blogging and sharing my thoughts with you. With that said, it's a no-brainer that he is on this list.

Follow @tferriss Read more about Tim Ferriss.

7. @danielscocco (Daniel Scocco)

Daniel Scocco is a important figure in the blogosphere with his blog dailyblogtips.com. He provides great advice to all bloggers on his blog and he also gives out tips on Internet marketing and online business.

Follow @danielscocco. Read more about Daniel Scocco.

8. @lorelleonwp (Lorelle VanFossen)

Lorelle VanFossen, better known in the blogosphere as "Lorelle on WP". She is called a "Blog Evangelist" for a reason, and her advice on WordPress and blogging has been priceless to me. Her articles show up in Google searches if you just look for something related to WordPress and the advice on her blog has helped thousands of bloggers into the secrets of this wonderful tool, including me. She shares her expertize on blogging and social media on many blogs and websites. Being such a important figure in the blogosphere, if you are a blogger and you are not following Lorelle, shame on you!

Follow @lorelleonwp. Read more about Lorelle on WP.

9. @davidrisley (David Risley)

David Risley, a six figure blogger and a successful Internet entrepreneur. David is a geek at heart (or so I believe) and his PCMech blog is a great blog for any computer and technology enthusiast.

I've been going back to PCMech many times in the past when I needed advice on some PC issues (mostly because it pops up on top of search engines so often, just try "build your own pc" or something similar to see yourself) and through the computer blog, I ended up in David's personal blog. David's personal, more Internet business oriented blog davidrisley.com offers great advice for bloggers on making money and blogging in general.

David wrote interesting free eBook called The Blogging Wealth Cap and followed that up with Six Figure Blogger Blueprint, in these eBooks, David goes out questioning why some bloggers are not making the money they deserve while some non-bloggers do. With these reports, David promotes his Blog Masters Club coaching program and does a great job at it. At least I found David's reasoning and "manifesto" interesting , and after reading those eBooks and his blog articles, I ended up watching a lot of the video tips at his blog. Because I found some great advice there, David earned a spot on this Bloggers to Follow list..

Follow @davidrisley. Read more about David Risley.

10. @lizstrauss (Liz Strauss)

Liz Strauss is my latest blogroll addition, so I'm not that familiar with her yet (meaning that I haven't read her blog several months). But I found that lizstrauss.com site and the Liz Strauss at Succesful Blog to offer great advice on blogging, business and especially, business relationships, which Twitter can be a great tool for and it certainly seems to be so for Liz. She has written a book on blogging, writes, teaches and speaks on blogging and social media, and I think her being #3 on the 50 of the Most Powerful and Influential Women of Social Media alone earns her a spot on this list.

Follow @lizstrauss. Read more about Liz Strauss.

Top 10 Bloggers to Follow on Twitter by the Numbers

Having as many followers as possible on Twitter is not something I rank people with, but I think you'll find these numbers interesting:

(stats at the time of my research on 2009-06-07)

That is my list. Hit me with your comments!

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