15 Bloggers Worth Following on Twitter

Getting started with Twitter? Looking for some more people to follow? A lot of bloggers, like yourself no doubt, use Twitter too. Here are a few you may want to pay attention to.

Smashing Magazine

The most smashingest blog on the planet is now on Twitter. Find out about new posts faser than your RSS reader can keep up, see what the Smashing folks are finding online, etc. Follow smashingmag.

Tom Merrit

Tom is an executive editor at CNET, and co-host of the Buzz Out Loud podcast. Keep up with what Tom’s up to, and be alerted when Buzz Out Loud is streaming live online. Follow acedtect.

Sumesh

Sumesh’s blog Techzilo.com covers “software, internet and productivity tips.” Sumesh has been a tech addict for quite some time, and knows his stuff when it comes to blogging. Follow sumesh.

Darren Rowse

Darren Rowse is the ProBlogger. You know, the ProBlogger. If you’re blogging and havn’t heard of him, then you must be blogging under a rock. Follow problogger.

Maki

Maki is the blogger behind DoshDosh.com, a blog about “Internet Marketing and Social Media.” Maki is a Digg addict, and could probably be considered a Digg “power user.” Follow doshdosh.

Jason Howell

Jason is a casual blogger, as well as a podcast producer at CNET. He produces and co-hosts the Buzz Out Loud podcast with Tom Merrit and Molly Wood, and usually has something interesting/funny to say while doing so. Follow raygun01.

Molly Wood

Molly is the third regular co-host of the Buzz Out Loud podcast, and is an executive editor at CNET. She formerly wrote for the associated press before getting involved with web publishing. She also hosts a few entertaining tech shows on CNET TV. Follow mollywood.

Skellie

Skellie is a blogger from Melbourne, Australia. She writes on her blog Skelliewag, as well as the occasional post on the popular blogs ProBlogger, and FreelanceSwitch. She is “a consultant and social media strategist” for Envato (formerly Eden Creative). Follow skellie.

Adii

Adii is a self-proclaimed “WordPress Rockstar.” He’s a WordPress theme designer who blogs about WordPress, freelancing, the internet, and business strategy. Follow adii.

Mohsin Naqi

Mohsin’s blog, Blogging Bips, covers “blog writing, marketing, and design.” He’s a fairly prolific twitterer, though he tends to spend more time replying than posting about himself. If you’re looking for some conversation on Twitter, you’ve found the right person. Follow MohsinN.

Michael Martin

Michael was the first person I ever followed on Twitter, if my memory is correct. He blogs over at Pro Blog Design, and is what you could call a design expert, and it wouldn’t be much of a stretch. His blog’s well worth a read, if you haven’t already been there. Follow problogdesign.

Daniel Scocco

Daily Blog Tips, mainly written by Daniel, is true to it’s name. Every day, guaranteed, you’ll get a new informative post on blogging. Mr. Scocco is very knowledgeable about blogging and writing, and manages several blogs of a similar style to Daily Blog Tips, such as the aptly named Daily Writing Tips. Follow danielscocco.

Collis Ta’eed

Collis has one of the most inspirational success stories on the internet, in my opinion. He and Cyan Ta’eed used to be freelancers, until they started the website FlashDen, a highly profitable Flash asset marketplace From there they founded the company now called Envato, which is a network of websites by the Ta’eeds, as well as a maker of “creative communities” for those who have the money to have one built. I first heard about Collis when I found his blog North X East, which he eventually sold to another blogger. Collis is a talented designer and entrepreneur who blogs on several of Envato’s properties. Follow collis.

Lorelle VanFossen

Lorelle is one of the few lucky bloggers to have a wordpress.com subdomain that’s just her first name. Lorelle blogs about blogging over at lorelle.wordpress.com. Follow lorelleonwp.

Matt Harzewski

Me! I’m a blogger, I use Twitter. I tweet frequently as I wander around the internet, reading my RSS feeds, skulking around Digg and Reddit, and blogging of course. Follow redwall_hp.

That’s all for now, everyone. Be sure to leave a comment if there’s an interesting blogger you follow who you think we all ought to know about.