Blog Top Sites from BlogFlux
Do you have one of these. If so, what is it? What does it do? What is 357?
Don’t be alarmed. If you click on it, you are taken to the BlogFlux site. What is BlogFlux? According to their About page, BlogFlux is described as follows:
Blog Flux was created as the spiritual successor to the Eatonweb Portal. The Portal, in its heyday, had been the best blog directory - lots of information, and a whole lot of user reviews. Unfortunately, as the site grew, the original webmaster was unable to keep the site up and running properly.
So we came into the picture. As we worked on the site, our original vision grew larger and larger. To that end we decided that the scope of the site required a fresh start. Due to our agreement with the previous owner, the www. site would always be blank. As such, BlogFlux.com was created. Blog Flux aims to be a portal from which all your blogging needs can be handled - directory, button maker, and lots more.
BlogFlux is a blog portal, a directory, a tool and theme catalog, and an assistance center all rolled up into one. Aside from the tools that are available to help the blogger promote their blog, there is also a directory to which you can submit your blog. Basically, as a blogger, you can do everything you need to do from BlogFlux.
I found another blog post that does a pretty thorough job in describing all of the features of the site.
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I’m finding that directory sites and blog topsites are doing extremely poorly in search results… which makes them fade away fast. Google wants to be THE blog portal (and it’s accomplished that) with blog search. Do you think blogflux will find it’s stride ?