Top 100 right wing blogs

Thanks for keeping me in there!

The UK blogosphere has had it’s annual vote via Iain Dale’s Diary and Total Politics magazine has now published the updated Guide To British Political Blogging, which you can now download in .pdf format.

Before I go any further let me state that I am not a member of the Conservative Party, or any other political party, (never have been for over twenty years) however there is no getting away from my right of centre viewpoint. One reason that I have not rejoined a party is my belief that you should strive to participate and give a little more than what you take, in terms of time, commitment, and money, and I’ve been short of all three of them!

Therefore as this past year has seen another increase in the amount of bloggers within the UK, from all sides of the political divides, it is gratifying to note that you, my readers, have voted to keep me within the top 100 right of centre bloggers in the country. I thought (honestly) that this blog would simply disappear off the political radar because of the growth in other very readable blogs, I also though it’s high proportion of local content might count against me, so I am a little surprised, but thanks anyway.

More interestingly is the position of Curly’s Corner Shop in the Wikio list where I sit at No. 28 in the UK, this list reflects the amount of work that goes into a blog, and the quality of it’s content as mirrored by the number of links to that content from other bloggers and websites.

The position of a blog in the Wikio ranking depends
on the number and weight of the incoming links from
other blogs. These links are dynamic, which means that
they are backlinks or links found within articles.
Blogrolls are not taken into account and Wikio only
counts links from the last 120 days. The weight of a
link depends on the linking blog’s position in the Wikio
ranking. The weight of a link from a top blog is greater
than that of a link from a blog that is less well ranked.

As well as driving traffic, backlinks and article links build “virtual friendships” and mutually shared readers, and if your content is below par, others will not be interested in linking to it. So if you are a new blogger it’s a good idea to get around other higher ranked blogs and participate as fully as you can afford to, those comments that you place will eventually start sending visitors to your own site.

The Top 100 right of centre UK bloggers

1 Iain Dale
2 Conservative Home
3 Dizzy Thinks
4 Burning our Money
5 John Redwood MP
6 Archbishop Cranmer
7 Mr Eugenides
8 Daniel Hannan MEP
9 Donal Blaney
10 Waendel Journal
11 Nadine Dorries
12 Letters from a Tory
13 Shane Greer
14 A Very British Dude
15 Daily Referendum
16 Paul Scully
17 Glyn Davies
18 Croydonian
19 James Cleverly
20 Raedwald
21 Tory Bear
22 Pint of Unionist Lite
23 Ellee Seymour
24 Scottish Tory Boy
25 Matt Wardman
26 Ewan Watt
27 Centre Right
28 Andrew McConnell
29 Hunter & Shooter
30 Alan Collins
31 Sinclair’s Musings
32 Mike Rouse
33 Newmania
34 Neil Reddin
35 Zehra in Gloucestershire
36 Angels in Marble
37 Faulkner Journal
38 Web Cameron
39 Andrew Allison
40 Bristow Blog
41 Debatable Land
42 Fugitive Ink
43 Man in a Shed
44 Nourishing Obscurity
45 Iain Lindley
46 Not Proud of Britain
47 West Brom Blog
48 Jeremy Hunt MP
49 Laban Tall
50 Lone Voice
51 Prodicus
52 Tory Radio
53 Cassilis
54 David Jones MP
55 Matt Dean
56 Appalling Strangeness
57 Linguanaut
58 Right Student
59 Antony Little
60 Daily Pundit
61 Free Market Fairy Tales
62 John Moorcraft
63 Douglas Carswell
64 Mike Flower
65 Nicolas Webb
66 Play Political
67 Richard Spring MP
68 you are here
69 House of Dumb
70 Depleted Uranium
71 Dylan Jones-Evans
72 Ed Vaizey MP
73 Fulham Reactionary
74 Havering On
75 James Barlow
76 John Ward
77 Laura Rose Saunders
78 Monkey with a Blue Rosette
79 Rachel Joyce
80 Tory Heaven
81 Bel is Thinking
82 Evan Price
83 Roger Evans MLA
84 The Tap
85 UCL Conservatives
86 Cameron Rose
87 Charlotte Leslie
88 Kevin Davis
89 Tracey Crouch
90 A Conservative’s Blog
91 Alfred the Ordinary
92 Andrew Bridgen
93 Conservative History Group
94 Curly’s Corner Shop
95 Dave Luckett
96 Maida Vae Conservatives
97 Phil Taylor
98 Prince Park Conservatives
99 Thunder Dragon
100 Tommy the Tory

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