46. From Mayank Gupta

Blog Title StudioWordpress – Best WordPress Themes
Blog URL: http://studiowordpress.com
Blog Tagline: WordPress Design Studio!
What makes the blog worth visiting?
StudioWordpress is a blog on wordpress tips, blogging tips and provides free wordpress themes. One’s got to follow it to keep himself up to date as far as blogging/wordpress goes.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
There is one simple tip I can give when it comes to maintaining a blog. Do it only if the subject (niche) is your passion!!!

47. From Benjamin Ellis

Blog Title WOWNDADI
Blog URL: http://redcatco/blog
Blog Tagline: Work out what needs doing and do it (productivity with technology)
What makes the blog worth visiting?
A unique take on getting things done with all this new technology around us.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Like many, I’m an accidentally blogger. OK, you can’t accidentally blog, I know, but I didn’t realise how many people would come and listen and chat. Now I’m nearly three years in, and still learning and loving the conversations and connection.

48. From Thomas MacEntee

Blog Title Destination: Austin Family
Blog URL: http://destinationaustinfamily.blogspot.com/
Blog Tagline: “Travelin’ down the genealogy highway looking for my Austin family roots and branches”
What makes the blog worth visiting?
I dig up and unearth the stories of my ancestors. Then I put them up for display (often without cleaning off any dirt or unsavory details) so my viewers and future generations of Austins can cherish them.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
“New to genealogy? Or are an experienced expert but lack the technology background to begin research at home? Many of my posts discuss the ways in which I was able to make the transition and greatly expand my family tree using Internet-based tools.”

49. From Cody McKibben

Blog Title Thrilling Heroics
Blog URL: http://www.thrillingheroics.com
Blog Tagline: A Gen-Y exploration of lifestyle, career, and personal development
What makes the blog worth visiting?
ThrillingHeroics.com is a great spot for college students and generation-Y readers who share a common interest in mastering their life – both personal and career realms. Cody and his guest writers examine topics like entrepreneurship, personal branding, productivity, personal growth, networking, social media, and even travel, from our generational viewpoint.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
If I could give one piece of advice to new bloggers, it would be to make sure you brand your blog with a very personal flavor, including a photo and bio of yourself, and treat it as a fun tool to build new relationships with other writers and people who share your interests around the globe!

50. From David M. Scott

Blog Title Web Ink Now by David Meerman Scott
Blog URL: http://www.webinknow.com/
Blog Tagline: Online thought leadership & viral marketing strategies using blogs, news releases, ebooks, & online media
What makes the blog worth visiting?
The Web has changed the rules. Prior to the Web, we only had two options to get the word out about our products and services–buy expensive advertising or convince the media to write about us. But, we’ve been liberated because now we publish great content that drive people to our products and services directly.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Some blogging advice or a short bloggy quote that shows personality: Only blog about a subject for which you have tremendous passion.

51. From Melinda Seckington

Blog Title Miss Geeky
Blog URL: http://missgeeky.com
Blog Tagline: none
What makes the blog worth visiting?
A blog about all things I think is geeky: movies, tv shows, video
games, books, but also events and other stuff I go to.
Blogging advice or a short bloggy quote:
Why am I Miss Geeky?
I’ve been geeky my whole life; I don’t think there has ever been a time that I didn’t see myself as a geek. Since the age of 6, I’ve been addicted to TV shows (my first passion) and still follow at least 20 shows at a time. I love and am obsessed about movies, so much so that my friends call me a walking IMDB. I read a lot of fantasy books and I own more than 500 of them. I get easily hooked on video games; I’ve had my share of all-nighters playing on till daylight. So, is that geeky enough?