35 Web Analytics & Internet Marketing Experts You Should Be Following (on Twitter)
Jun 9th, 2008 by Rich Page
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A great way to gain more understanding about web analytics and internet marketing is to learn from the experts and hear what they are saying. Obvously you can read their blogs, but another great way to gain insight into their minds is by following them on Twitter. And for those of you that have been living in a cave, Twitter is like a ‘mini-blog’ tool, that allows you to read and write many simple one line posts. This allows for a different style of communication (others often reveal great links they find), and even allows for asking questions to others. Which is great if you don’t know who to turn to for help! So, I have created a list of the 35 web analytics and internet marketing experts you should be following on twitter…
Great Web Analysts who are on Twitter
Eric Peterson
http://twitter.com/erictpeterson
Marshall Sponder
http://twitter.com/webmetricsguru
June Dershewitz
http://twitter.com/jdersh
Jim Sterne
http://twitter.com/jimsterne
Manoj Jasra
http://twitter.com/waworld
Dennis Mortensen
http://twitter.com/dennismortensen
Linda Bustos (Get Elastic)
http://twitter.com/roxyyo
Bryan Eisenberg
http://twitter.com/TheGrok
Rich Page (shameless plug)
http://twitter.com/richpage
Chris Grant
http://twitter.com/cgrantski
Digital Alex
http://twitter.com/digitalalex
Bobby Hewitt
http://twitter.com/Bobbyhewitt
Chad Parizman
http://twitter.com/Whodini
Luc Arnold
http://twitter.com/purewebanalytic
DWP Shields
http://twitter.com/dwpshields
By the way… Avinash - why arent you using Twitter yet?
Great Internet Marketing Who Are on Twitter
Rand Fishkin (SEO Moz)
http://twitter.com/randfish
Andy Beal (Marketing Pilgrim)
http://twitter.com/andybeal
Seth Godin
http://twitter.com/SethGodin
Search Engine Roundtable
http://twitter.com/seroundtable
Mike Buonomo
http://twitter.com/SearchBuzz
Search Marketing Gurus
http://twitter.com/smgurus
Fumi Mastubara
http://twitter.com/newmediazoo
Copy Blogger
http://twitter.com/copyblogger
Eric Friedman
https://twitter.com/EricFriedman
Danny Sullivan
http://twitter.com/dannysullivan
Duct Tape Marketing
https://twitter.com/ducttape
Barry Welford
https://twitter.com/BWelford
Search Engine Guide
http://twitter.com/SEGuide
Craig Ritchie
https://twitter.com/craigritchie
Doug Hudiburg
https://twitter.com/dhudiburg
Gator Herb (Marketing Sherpa)
https://twitter.com/gatorherb
The Product Guy
https://twitter.com/theproductguy
Search Marketing Gurus
http://twitter.com/storyspinner
DJ Francis
http://twitter.com/DJFrancis
Newspaper Girl
http://twitter.com/NewspaperGrl
Just go ahead, create a profile on Twitter (if you haven’t already done so), and click ‘follow’ on any of the people in this list. And feel free to ask them questions - including me! Its pretty addictive when you start twittering…








Thanks! I’m honored. I hope I can provide some insight to some new followers.
And, I’ve got some new tweeters to follow (including you) — thanks for the list.
Hey Rich,
Thanks for adding me. I kept getting all of these followers and I was wondering where they came from
-Alex
Thanks mate! You’re not so bad yourself!
When you going to drop some analytic knowledge bombs my way??
-mb
Hey Rich, thank you for including my name on this list. What an honor, as I Love reading your blog!
On a side note, you need to come work with us! We are still looking for kick ass web analytics that can also mesh with our culture. Get out of smoggy Hell-A and come down to Sunny San Diego!
Hello Rich.
While I may agree about reading other “great minds” stuff, don’t you think that it’s time to get creative with our own stuff.
You know the web is getting full of other peoples work. Copied, revered as gurus, mentors and whatever but with no originality.
It’s time to stop pissing in each others pockets and get the creative brains working.
When you follow others work you are always behind. Originality wins everytime.
But I’ll keep my eyes open for your stuff. Cheers. The Baldchemist
Hi Rich,
Thanks for the add, If anyone has any questions about web analytics please don’t hesitate to shoot me an email. I’m always willing to help.
Thanks Rich for this extensive list something I have also been spending time compiling. I wanted to follow some of the best pioneers in Web Analytics and Internet Marketing. You made my job easier, its also surprising that I have been following 20/35 people you have presented here (including you). So I had to follow the rest 15!
Thanks again! And glad the commenters are here, welcome the conversation.
- Vinay
Nice list! You can also find me on plurk.
http://plurk.com/redeemByURL?from_uid=15002&check=-944074813&s=1
Rich, keep up the good work.
Jeremy Horn
The Product Guy
http://tpgblog.com
It’s great to see resources like this that make Twitter a little more community based. .. and thanks for the mention, Rich. Good article.
Why are we all still using Twitter over Pownce? Confuses the heck out of me.
Great write-up, though, Rich!
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Thanks for the great list, I was surprised that the only one I was following on the top half was YOU. Just a note though Chad Parizman
http://twitter.com/Whodini has never tweeted anything and
Luc Arnold http://twitter.com/purewebanalytic that link goes to never never land. Great read, THANKS!
Hey Rich, thanks for sharing this.
Thank you Rich for sharing these interesting contacts! I follow your example and share my 111 webanalytics tweeters contacts here:
111+ Web Analytics Tweeter You Must Follow
cheers,
Thomas
Thanks . You save my time to find out these BIG internet marrketing guys on twitter. I regulary read tweets ( interview & videos ) of Eric Peterson, Web Analytics World, Manoj Jasra, Linda Bustos and Avinash Kaushik.
Hey Rich, thanks for sharing this.