Seth Godin Best Individual Blog, Adrants Runner Up

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Seth Godin’s blog was named the “best individual blog on the general topic of marketing and advertising” by MarketingSherpa in its annual Ten Best Blogs survey. The survey examined 52 nominated blogs across ten categories. Last year, Adrants won but we’re all about sharing fame so a hearty congratulations to Seth Godin and thanks to all who would even consider Adrants worthy of mention alongside the great and legendary Seth Godin. We’re also pleased to report our friend, MarketingVOX, was named “best group weblog on the general topic of marketing and advertising. MarketingSherpa has published a complete summary of the survey and other category winners here.

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