Searches
August 20th 2009 08:28
Every so often on my other blog I write about how certain searchers are picking up my site because of what they're looking for. I find this out by using HitTail.
Another site I write for, Triond.com, started providing, on its dashboard page, the major searches that brought customers to my articles. They make an interesting list.
types of employees
1000 things to do before you die
willy wonka kids now
need of electricity
willy wonka kids where are they now
moving to great britain
world without plastic
what does it mean to be left handed
a world without plastic
different types of employees
You'll note that six of these look for similar items: employees, world without plastic, and the Willy Wonka children. I'm amazed, in fact, how many people go looking for what's happened to the Willy Wonka kids.
Furthermore, each of these searches is spot on to hit an article I've written about, though one, Ten Places in Britain You Might Not Want to Move to, isn't quite the answer that the searcher will have been looking for...!
I've got three or four articles on left-handedness on this site, so the searcher has a bit to choose from, and there's a couple on the plastics issue.
Triond leaves your articles online permanently, and clicks on the accompanying ads gradually build up a small amount of cash each month. Plus it's a kind of online backup, where your articles are kept safe if your own system goes down.
You won't become a millionaire, but you'll get a bit of pocket money - for a small pocket!
Another site I write for, Triond.com, started providing, on its dashboard page, the major searches that brought customers to my articles. They make an interesting list.
types of employees
1000 things to do before you die
willy wonka kids now
need of electricity
willy wonka kids where are they now
moving to great britain
world without plastic
what does it mean to be left handed
a world without plastic
different types of employees
You'll note that six of these look for similar items: employees, world without plastic, and the Willy Wonka children. I'm amazed, in fact, how many people go looking for what's happened to the Willy Wonka kids.
Furthermore, each of these searches is spot on to hit an article I've written about, though one, Ten Places in Britain You Might Not Want to Move to, isn't quite the answer that the searcher will have been looking for...!
I've got three or four articles on left-handedness on this site, so the searcher has a bit to choose from, and there's a couple on the plastics issue.
Triond leaves your articles online permanently, and clicks on the accompanying ads gradually build up a small amount of cash each month. Plus it's a kind of online backup, where your articles are kept safe if your own system goes down.
You won't become a millionaire, but you'll get a bit of pocket money - for a small pocket!
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