PeekAnalytics, a social audience measurement solution, has partnered with Forbes to compile a list of the “Top 20 Female Social Media Power Influencers.” Here are the top ten. You can find the rest in the Forbes article, The Top 20 Women Social Media Influencers. I interviewed number six, Renee Blodgett, in 2005. Here is a summary of the interview: Blog Cases from 2005: Renee Blodgett on Communications and Marketing.
#1. Ann Tran. Ann blogs about travel and leisure, and provides cutting edge advice to social media users in all market. Like a lot of power influencers she is also a power user – 100,000 tweets so far.@AnnTran_
#2. Jessica Northey. It’s a trend this year, leading influences whose base is in a specific vertical For Jessica it is music. She also says she’s moving away from blogging towards Google +. @jessicanorthey.
#3. Mari Smith. Mari is a leading Facebook marketing expert and one of the top 10, overall from last year. She’s also the author of The New Relationship Marketing. @marismith.
#4. Liz Strauss. Liz runs successful-blog.com. She’s currently taking on the challenge of cancer. Best wishes. @lizstrauss.
#5. Pam Moore. Covering Facebook, Google + and the business of social. @pammktgnut
#6. Renee Blodgett. Deep seated social media marketing expertise with a long chain of references and endorsements from mainstream media. @magicsaucemedia
#7. Eve Mayer. Officially a LinkedIn expert writes about a diverse range of social media issues and tools – Pinterest, Instagram, Google +.@linkedinqueen.
#8. Kim Garst. Advice on a mixture of social media tools: Google Hangouts, Pinterest, Facebook, Instagram etc. @kimgarst
#9. Lori Ruff. LinkedIn specialist who recently launched a new advisory service to guide companies on the use of the LinkedIn platform. @loriruff
#10. Ann Handley. Ann manages the content factory that is marketingprofs, a site that is producing better and better social media content, as well as being a content marketing expert in her own right. @marketingprofs
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