Adrants Contender in ‘Battle of the Ad Blogs’

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It’s always a welcome bit of ego-stroking when one finds oneself worthy of consideration. Adrants has been named a contender in AdLand’s Battle of the Ad Blogs in the Best Commercial Ad Blog category. We’re joined in that category by some other very fine ad blogs including Adhurl, AdJab, AdFreak, MarketingVOX, The Spunker and Fast Company. We’re honored to be among such a fine collection of fellow advertising opinionites.

Other categories in the Battle include Best Non English Language Ad Blog, Best Ad-Porn Blog (lots of ad images, not porn images), Best General Ad Commentary, Best Ad Commentary Not From The United States, Best Ad Agency Ad Blog, Best Planner/Teorist Blog, Best School Ad Blog, Best Design Discussion Blog, Best Typography Blog, Best Marketing Blog, Best PR Blog, Best Viral Blog, Best Inspiration Blog, Best Online/Interactive Blog and Best Topical Blog. So go check out all the blogs and give a shout out to your favorite ones.

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