MENG Survey Reveals the Top 20 Marketing Blogs That Marketing Executives Read

I'm a member of the Marketing Executives Networking Group (MENG). It is an excellent organization for executive-level marketers who share their passion and expertise to ensure each member’s success (see below for more information on MENG). Since I joined a few years ago, MENG keeps expanding its services and educational resources.

And speaking of resources, today MENG released the findings of its recent survey. MENG surveyed their nearly 2,000 members from around the world to determine which marketing blogs, written by non-MENG members for objectivity, were being read.

I thought that it was an interesting insight into what "marketing executives are reading."

The top five include:

1. Seth Godin
2. Mashable, "The Social Media Guide"
3. Chris Brogan "Learn how human business works"
4. Guy Kawasaki's "How to Change the World"
5. Tom Peters
5. John Jantsch's "Duct Tape Marketing"

I'm familiar with many of the blog's listed. Denise Lee Yohn's "Brand as business bites" and Avinash Kaushik’s Occam’s Razor are two that I am going to read through and explore.

Hope that you find something to pique your interest and help. To see the entire list, click here.

About MENG:
The Marketing Executives Networking Group (MENG) is the premiere international community of executive-level marketers who share their passion and expertise to ensure each member’s success. This
not-for-profit organization of nearly 2,000 members fosters career and personal success across virtually all industries and marketing specialties by providing networking opportunities and the ability to share knowledge and best practices. Members must have reached at least the VP level in their organization. Eighty four percent of members have Fortune 500 experience and 70% have earned graduate degrees, the majority of which are from top-20 business schools. To learn more about MENG, post executive level marketing positions, or to access MENG’s database of marketing executives, speakers and consultants, visit www.MENGonline.com. MENG can also be found on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/MENGonline.

Comments

[Denise Lee Yohn]

thanks for your interest in my blog, ira -- i look forward to hearing your feedback!