A free blog finder with the blogs I recommend, searchable by topic and by who writes them.
5.0(2 ratings)Find blogs worth following by topic and by who writes them. My picks come first, and each one opens its own page.
171 blogs
Stratechery
Ben ThompsonBen Thompson's analysis of strategy in tech and media. Aggregation Theory lives here.
Ben Meer
Ben MeerBen Meer on systems thinking for smart living: building systems for health, wealth and free time. Also home to his System Sunday newsletter.
Daily Stoic
Ryan HolidayStoic wisdom for everyday life, with articles on the Stoic philosophers and how to put their thinking to work.
Darius Foroux
Darius ForouxWeekly ideas to become smarter and wealthier. Darius is an entrepreneur and the author of 8 books, and has written about personal development since 2015.
Mark Manson
Mark MansonLife advice that doesn't suck, from the author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and Everything Is F*cked.
Scott H. Young
Scott H. YoungScott Young has written over 1,000 articles on getting more from life, from learning and productivity to philosophy. He is the author of Ultralearning.
A List Apart
Web standards and craft, the publication that shaped how the web is built.
A Wealth of Common Sense
Ben CarlsonMarkets and personal finance with historical context and no hype.
Acquisition.com
Alex HormoziOffers, lead generation and scaling, from the Hormozi portfolio.
Ahead of AI
Sebastian RaschkaCareful, technical write-ups of new LLM research and training methods.
Ahrefs Blog
Data-led SEO studies run against one of the biggest link indexes there is.
Ali Abdaal
Ali AbdaalProductivity systems and the business of being a creator, tested on himself.
Andreessen Horowitz
Market theses and operator guides from the firm's partners.
Andrej Karpathy
Andrej KarpathyDeep, patient explanations of how neural networks actually work, from one of the field's best teachers.
Andrew Chen
Andrew ChenGrowth, network effects and marketplaces, from the essays that defined the vocabulary.
Animalz Blog
Content strategy from an agency that thinks unusually hard about it.
Ann Handley
Ann HandleyMarketing writing with a voice, from the author of Everybody Writes.
Anthropic News
Claude releases, interpretability research and safety writing.
AppSumo Blog
AppSumoLaunching and selling software deals, from the marketplace side.
Authority Hacker
Authority HackerBuilding and monetising content sites, tested on their own properties.
AVC
Fred WilsonFred Wilson has posted daily for two decades on venture and markets.
AWeber Blog
AWeberEmail list building and deliverability for small businesses.
Backlinko
Brian DeanStep-by-step SEO tactics, each one written up as a repeatable process.
Barbell Medicine
Physicians and coaches on training, pain and rehab, citing the evidence.
This free blog finder has my list of the best blogs to read, in 1 place you can search.
Filter it by topic and by who writes it, a person or a company, then open any blog to see what it covers and go read it.
Here's what the blog finder is, how to use it, and where to start.
What is a blog finder?
A blog finder is a search for blogs worth following. You pick what you want to read about, and it shows the blogs that cover it, with what each one is about.
How to find a blog worth reading
My picks
My picks are the blogs I read myself and would send a friend first. They come first on the list, and the My picks tab shows only them.
Who is the blog finder for?
It's for anyone who reads to get better at their work:
- Blog finder – finding blogs worth following
- Blog to social posts – turning a post you wrote into social posts
- Reading time calculator – knowing how long a post takes to read
- Quote finder – finding the lines worth keeping from what you read
More tools are on my free tools page.
Final thoughts on finding blogs worth reading
A few great blogs beat a feed full of average ones. Pick 1 topic, follow 2 or 3 blogs, and keep the ones you finish reading.
FAQs about the blog finder
Questions about the blog finder? Here's what to know.
A blog finder is a search for blogs worth following.
You pick a topic, and it shows the blogs that cover it, each with what it's about.
Start with the topic you care about most, then open My picks for the ones I read myself.
They come first on the list.
Yes.
Every blog here is free to read on its own site.
A person's blog is written by 1 writer about what they know.
A company's blog is written by its team.
The Written by filter shows each kind.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and I made the blog finder as one of my free tools on navid.me.
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