Blogroll examples

Blogroll examples to borrow from, not just admire

If you want to start a blogroll but need to see what a good one looks like first, these Miniroll examples are a practical place to begin. They show different curation styles, different sizes, and the kinds of public pages readers actually browse.

Common blogroll formats

Personal website blogroll

A public reading list that lives beside your writing and points readers toward the blogs you trust.

Newsletter companion page

A durable page of recommended blogs you can link from an email footer without rewriting the list every week.

Community directory

A shared collection for a topic, local scene, or friend group that makes discovery easier for everyone involved.

Want your own blogroll to look like this?

Start with a handful of blogs you already recommend, publish a clean page, and keep curating as you go. Miniroll handles the public URL, feed, and embed for you.