I was messing around with different ways to find people who use blogger as well as what topics they like to write about. So pretty much the best way I could find individuals would be the following way.
Open up your browser window to www.google.com
Type in the following site:blogspot.com “/search/label/design” you can change the word “design” to what ever you want to search for on Blogger.
more examples…
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/web2.0″
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/art”
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/travel”
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/money”
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/health”
- site:blogspot.com “/search/label/creative”
I use this to find specific blog topics or creative designs other then the ones that i come across within Blog Communities (mybloglog, blogcatalog, etc If you like this post leave a comment of what you think.
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nice find. now i have to go trough all the results for the term “upskirt” - hopefully my blog will show up, too
A more elegant solution is the use of the INURL command:
inurl: “/search/label/keyword”
This will account for blogs that are not hosted by Blogspot/Blogger as well.
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