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The 25 Most Valuable Blogs Ranked By Income

Haven’t you always wanted to gawk at over-blown income figures as earned by your immediate peers and then implode in an orgy of self-loathing and booze? No!?! Ah, me either!

Well, someone at 24/7 Wall Street hates themselves enough to spend their time compiling a list of the 25 most valuable blogs for 2009, as calculated by multiplying the site traffic by estimated CPMs (explanation @ wiki). 

This year, 24/7 listed the hot bitches at Gawker Media as very top of the pile. This list bares in mind that 24/7 apparently underestimates Gawker’s traffic and overestimates its CPMs. But, fuck it. I hate myself so much after reading this list of people who make more than me that I can’t even spell CPM… oh, wait a minute…

The 25 Most Valuable Blogs Ranked By Income 2009

  1. Gawker Properties — $170 million
  2. Huffington Post — $90 million
  3. The Drudge Report — $48 million
  4. Perez Hilton — $32 million
  5. Sugar, Inc — $27 million
  6. TechCrunch — $25 million
  7. MacRumors — $21 million
  8. SeekingAlpha — $11 million
  9. GigaOm — $9.5 million
  10. Politico — $8.7 million
  11. SmashingMagazine — $7.7 million
  12. SearchEngineLand — $4.5 million
  13. Boing Boing — $3.6 million
  14. ReadWriteWeb — $3.4 million
  15. SB Nation — $2.7 million
  16. Destructoid — $2.5 million
  17. Mashable — $2.5 million
  18. Alley Insider sites — $2.25 million
  19. /film — $2.1 million
  20. The Superficial Network — $2 million
  21. Neatorama — $1.5 million
  22. Daily Kos — $2 million
  23. Talking Points Memo — $1.2 million
  24. VentureBeat — $1 million
  25. Wowowow.com — $1 million

The list of 2008’s most valuable blogs can be found here.

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5 Comments

  1. Firecracker says:

    How can I get on this list without starting a celebrity porn site?

  2. raincoaster says:

    It’s great to see Neatorama on here. I remember when they were the little guys. They’ve earned it.

  3. ashok says:

    Money’s great and all, but what Kos and HuffPo achieved politically is astounding. That “influence” thing is still a mystery to me, because when writing on the web, one would think time works in one’s favor, but hahahaha – it’s just as easy to be forgotten as it is to make an impression.

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  5. @ Firecracker – It’s impossible :P

    @ Raincoaster – Hi! Thanks for leaving a comment :) It is great to see the little guy flourish amongst ‘Gawker’ sized giants.

    @ Ashok – Thanks so much for commenting on this as well. Some sites are having an amazing influence. It really leaves me dumbstruck how big an impact their posts can have.