Have you ever wondered who added your blog to their links?

While your sitemeter will tell you how many visitors you have and for how long they stay, the popularity and relevance of your blog can also be determined by the number of other blogs that link to it. There are people who’d ask your permission prior to adding your blog to their links, but there are also those who don’t care to let you know. If you are curious to find out the number of links and the perceived popularity and relevance of your blog, then you should try Technorati, the search engine specifically devoted to tracking the happenings in the world of blogs. Not only that it makes high-speed search of any blog entry, Technorati also tracks the number of links to your blog, which in effect tells you how (un)popular your blog is.

All you have to do is enter your blog’s address on the search box, like this:

I also tried putting in my full address (http://stephencuyos.blogspot.com) and it works the same way. Then in a matter of seconds it will give you a list of the links to your blog as well as the number of sources. Take note of the number of sources because that tells you the amount of unique blogs that link to yours. You can visit all of them via their respective hyperlinks and get to know the people who think your blog is worth linking.