Voting is now open for the 2007 Weblog Awards. For this year’s awards, there’s a total of 49 different categories and users can vote once a day for each category.
Here’s the complete list of categories:
General Categories
- Best Blog
- Best New Blog
- Best Individual Blogger
- Funniest Blog
- Best Comic Strip
- Best Online Community
- Best Liberal Blog
- Best Conservative Blog
- Best Political Coverage
- Best Celebrity Blogger
Topic Area Categories
- Best Technology Blog
- Best Sports Blog
- Best Military Blog
- Best Law Blog
- Best Business Blog
- Best LGBT Blog
- Best Parenting Blog
- Best Education Blog
- Best Science Blog
- Best Medical/Health Issues Blog
- Best Religious Blog
- Best Pet Blog
- Best Food Blog
Arts & Letters Categories
- Best Photo Blog
- Best Culture Blog
- Best Literature Blog
- Best Diarist
- Best Gossip Blog
- Best Music Blog
- Best Podcast
- Best Video Blog
- Video Of The Year
International Categories
- Best Canadian Blog
- Best UK Blog
- Best European Blog (Non UK)
- Best Asian Blog
- Best Middle East or Africa Blog
- Best Australia or New Zealand Blog
- Best Latino, Caribbean, or South American Blog
TTLB Ecosystem Based Categories
- Best of the Top 250 Blogs
- Best of the Top 251 – 500 Blogs
- Best of the Top 501 – 1000 Blogs
- Best of the Top 1001 – 1750 Blogs
- Best of the Top 1751 – 2500 Blogs
- Best of the Top 2501 – 3500 Blogs
- Best of the Top 3501 – 5000 Blogs
- Best of the Top 5001 – 6750 Blogs
- Best of the Top 6751 – 8750 Blogs
- Best of the Rest of the Blogs (8751+)
Check out the different categories and vote for your favorite blogs.
Links for finalists are not quite complete and adding the links takes a lot of time so if you wish to help, you can check this post for further details.
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November 4th, 2007 at 9:00 pm
@Euri – It’s all good. You can just link back to my post. Hehe :D
November 4th, 2007 at 8:57 pm
Gah. Reminds me. I forgot to blog about this.
November 4th, 2007 at 8:45 am
@McBilly – Hello! I’m not sure how or where they base their rankings. It could be from the ones you mentioned, combination of it or they could have their own ranking system. You’re welcome! :)
November 4th, 2007 at 8:43 am
Hi Jaypee. This sounds good. Where do they base the Best of the Top 250, 251-500, etc? Alexa? Technorati? Thanks Jaypee. :mrgreen: