Some of the most influential & knowledgeable Salesforce people in the world are Salesforce MVPs. They have a phenomenal amount of knowledge on Salesforce. So for me keeping an eye on Salesforce MVP blogs keeps me up to date with the latest goings on in the Salesforce ecosystem.
So here is my list of Salesforce MVP Blogs. I have to say when I started it I thought it wouldn’t take too long… BOY there is a lot of MVPs now! Some MVPs don’t blog as much as they focus their attention on user groups and other social networks but I’ve included everyone I know… I think.
I post the best blog posts from MVPs to my twitter. Â Follow me to check them out!
If you are looking for non-MVPÂ blogs, checkout Salesforce Ben’s Ultimate Salesforce Blog list.
This is not quite finished but I’ll try and keep this list up to date with new MVP Blogs. Please let me know if I have missed anyone!
UPDATES: 30th June 2016 – Added Matt Lacy 22nd Dec – Added Peter Knolle. 11th Sept – Added Simon Goodyear & tabs as the lists were getting big! 3rd Sep – Added Paul Battisson, Phil Walton. 1st Sept – Added Kevin Poorman, Kieren Jameson, Andy Boettcher
Click the tab above to view Admin Blogs & blogs that are not updated as often!
Here are a list of MVP blogs where the MVP focuses more coding development in Salesforce (Apex, VisualForce, Lightning components development) rather than declaritive click development.
 Andy in the Cloud & brickinthecloud.com – Andrew Fawcett
I follow Andy’s blog closely! His content is great! He is CTO of FinancialForce and has being doing a lot with IoT and LittleBits at the moment.
 Matt Lacey
Great blog focused around Salesforce development what I like about Matt’s blog is rather than sticking to traditional core Salesforce Apex/Visualforce he includes a lot more around lightning and javascript libraries and general development best practise.
Abhinav Gupta
Based in India, Abhinav is a 4 time MVP and has a great blog dedicated to Salesforce development. He can be found at the Jaipur & Noida user groups.
4x MVP I love Jeff’s blogs! it’s one of blogs I can’t wait to read the next post. Unfortunately Jeff has just taken a job a Salesforce as Trailhead Evangelist so unfortunately won’t be an MVP for much longer. But I’ve included his blog anyway 🙂 paulbattisson.com – Paul Battisson
Technical Architect at Mavens & North UK developer user group leader. Paul has been an MVP since last year and has recently produced a nice video blog series on Lightning components, well worth a look! Â Ankit Arora
Based in India Ankit is the Jaipur developer user group leader and the author of “Force.com Tips & Tricks” danappleman.com & Advanced Apex – Dan Appleman
3x MVP this guy is a genius. Author of Advanced Apex (probably the Apex bible for every Apex developer & has just released his 3rd edition!) although he doesn’t post that much I hunt out his talks at Dreamforce as they are always very enlightening!
Salesforce coding lessons for the 99% – SFDC99 – David Liu
2x MVP David works for Google and is awesome guy. Self-taught Apex and now has created an amazing blog focused at getting admins into developing on the Salesforce platform.
Based in Pennsylvania Peter had a Java, C++ background before jumping into Force.com. Checkout his Developer success story. Women Code Heros – Kieren Jameson
New MVP this year Kieren has a great blog focused on women who code. Bob Buzzard – Keir Bowden
Keir is a 5x MVP, works for Brightgen in the UK, has all the Salesforce certifications and is author of The Visualforce cookbook. He is a fountain of knowledge one to bookmark! Tehnrd.com – Jason Venable
4x MVP can usually be found hanging out on the dev forums. andyboettcher.com – Andy Boettcher
Radnip.com – Francis Pindar
This very blog! 🙂 SMGoodyear.com – Simon Goodyear
Simon is based in the UK and is an MVP & also a certified advanced developer trainer! His posts are great and really informative and some posts even go into un-documented features which is always great to know! Â Anup Jadhav
Based in London Anup works for Cloud Sherpas London and became an MVP this year. He leads the London developer user group.
Carol Code and Vogue – Carolina Ruiz Medina
Carolina is based in the UK working for FinancialForce.com and is brilliant Salesforce developer, unfortunately her blog is in Spanish BUT if you are Spanish speaking check it out! I hear its brilliant 🙂
New MVP this year Chris usually hangs out on Stack Exchange, Twitter or writing blog posts.
ca_peterson’s techblog – Chris Peterson
2x MVP Chris works for FinancialForce.com and usually hangs out on IRC (#Salesforce on freenode) was well as StackExchange.
3x MVP Kevin is a great Salesforce developer and we did Apex 10 Commandments at DF13 together. Can be usually found hanging out on StackExchange and is also co-organiser of the EDU developer user group & Raleigh user group
Christopher Lewis
2x MVP Chris is based in South West UK and is co-organiser of the South West UK Dev user group.
4x MVP Cory is US based and has contributed to Salesforce books as well as hanging out in the Dev forums, twitter etc. Vertical Coder -Â Daniel Hoechst
4x MVP and Salt Lake City user group leader. Jayvin Arora Jesse Altman
2x MVP Jesse works for FinancialForce.com and is Co-Leader of Lehigh Valley Developer User Group. Jitendra zaa
Jitendra became an MVP last year and has many Github projects based on Salesforce Heroku. Recently created a nice post on creating a radar chart as a lightning component. Salesforce.com Platform, Developer Tips & Tricks – Kartik Viswanadha
Became an MVP last year and is an advanced dev working in the US.
Here is the list of MVP blogs where the MVP focuses more on the declarative click-development of Salesforce rather than the coding (Apex, VisualForce, Lightning components development) of Salesforce.
Salesforce Ben -Â Ben McCarthyBased in the UK Ben works for Conga as a Business Analyst and became an MVP this year and his blog is testiment to it! Great blog. Admin Hero -Â Brent Downey
2x MVP Brent leads the Denver user group and appears on MVP Office Hours. Phil Walton Consultancy – Phil Walton
2x MVP Phil is from the North of the UK and seems to run more or less all the northern user groups. As I’m from the South I don’t like to mingle with Northerns but in this case I make an exception 🙂 He has a GREAT Phil’s Weekly Salesforce Tips Newsletter which is well worth signing up for! The Wizard News -Â Brian Kwong
3x MVP I love Wizard News, check out the podcast too! Brian is co-leader of the Wisconsin user & developer user groups. Â Salesforce Weekly – Chris Edwards & Mike Gill
Both from the UK Salesforce weekly is a great blog for the latest going’s on in the Salesforce world. Database Sherpa – Ashima Saigal
MVP Last year and is co-leader of the Mitchigan Non-profit user group and co-leader of first Girlforce Admin201 Certification Study Group in 2014. Getting Unstuck – Bonny HinnersÂ
3x MVP Bonny is based in California and leads the Bay Area non-profit user group. One of my favourite posts has been ‘Some Projects Deserve to Die‘ ExploitedDevOrgs.com – Geoff Flynn
Geoff became an MVP this year and lives in Canada! He started as an admin/consultant but then dived into coding after finding David Liu’s amazing blog. Gorav Seth  arkusinc.com Blog – Jarrod Kingston, Jason Atwood & Justin Edelstein
Well I’ve put this company blog down as they have several MVPs and also do a great podcast CloudFocus Weekly which is worth a listen!
Cheryl Feldman
1x MVP Cheryl runs the NYC user group & NYC Girly Geeks & Global Financial Services user groups.
3x MVP Eric is the Southern Indiana user group leader & founder and organises Midwest Dreamin’ and has presented a several Dreamforce’s A force to Reckon with – Elizabeth Davidson
5x MVP based in the US Chris Zullo
3x MVP Chris is my go-to-guy for anything Marketing Cloud. LinkedIn Articles – Deepa Patel
4x MVP Deepa is Co-leader of the Silicon Valley user group and also runs the Admin Certification Study group. Jen Nelson
Jen became an MVP last year and is the Chicago user group leader. Simply Salesforce – Johan Yu
Johan became an MVP last year and is the author of “Salesforce Reporting & Dashboards” Geeking Out – Kelly Bentubo
Kelly became an MVP this year! Genreally blogging on twitter and also leader of the Charlotte User group.
The following list is a list of MVP blogs but don’t get updated as much, mainly due to MVPs concentrating on other social channels or offline channels like user groups:
 Amber BoazWhat can I say Amber is one of the MVP old timers, usually can be found at her local user group.
Andrew Gross
Three time MVP based in the US.
Works for Conga, what is not to love about Becka, 5x MVP and has a wealth of knowledge. Ikou Sanuki
5x MVP and based in Tokyo, Japan. Ikou is a developer. Becky Mae
3x MVP
 Adam Marks
Based in VA, USA Adam is a two time MVP and usually hangs out on Salesforce Answers.
Based in the US Alex three time MVP Caroline Renard joe-ferraro.com – Joseph Ferraro
Joe is a 3x MVP and works for Maven Consulting and works on MavensMate the brilliant open source Salesfore development IDE. Kevin O’Hara
Developer and 2x MVP
103
Abhi Tripathi
September 1, 2015 at 12:04 pm
Awesome list
Radnip
September 1, 2015 at 1:12 pm
Thanks glad you like it!
Synthia Beauvais â˜
September 6, 2015 at 8:39 pm
Thanks a Million!
RonzGore
September 8, 2015 at 3:50 pm
Very useful!! Thanks a lot.
Carl Brundage
December 22, 2015 at 3:22 pm
Don’t forget http://peterknolle.com/ developer blog
Francis Pindar
December 22, 2015 at 3:55 pm
Totally forgot him! opps 🙂 adding, thanks!
Radnip
December 22, 2015 at 4:01 pm
Whoops what a one to miss! Thanks, adding it now.
keylabs keyabs
April 27, 2016 at 8:06 am
very useful and worthful list thanks a milliion </a
Abhinav Gupta
June 6, 2016 at 3:59 pm
Thanks @gabbs1:disqus for mention, I was maintaining a gist for the same, which is a OPML (xml) file to import in popular RSS readers, here is the link: https://gist.github.com/abhinavguptas/8330797
I will try spreading word about it on twitter, so that new blogs could be added here.
Meighan Brodkey
August 11, 2017 at 2:02 pm
Great post and list! Just wanted to share, Oliver Hansen also has a list of MVP blogs on his website, as well as blogs broken down by admin and developer by MVPs and non-MVPs at http://Salesforceblogs.com.
sathya
January 5, 2018 at 9:42 am
Great , it was a nice information about Salesforce
, for more Salesforce