SEOmoz’s Unusual Search Terms from the Month of November
Posted by rebecca
As a special pre-holiday treat, we decided to share our more long tail search terms from last month (November 2007). Enjoy!
How to read minds: 225 searches. Ever wonder how Rand seems to have so many eerily accurate predictions about the future of search engine algorithm changes? Well, so do 225 other people…Titties: 52 searches (thank Lucas for that one)Better than google: 51 searches. Meh, we already knew that SEOmoz was better than Google, sliced bread, and real butter combined (mmmmm, butter and Google sandwich…)How to speak English: 41 searches. Sadly, we only offer a course on “How to Speak English with the Occasional Injections of Superfluous U’s into Words,” taught by our favo(u)rite Kiwi, Jane.Barry bonds before and after: 22 searches. Sounds like a Jeopardy category waiting to happen…Good questions to ask: 22 searches. If you have to search for this, then you fail as a human being.Mud wrestling: 19 searches. How did they know about our team building exercises?Simpsonized pictures: 18 searches. I only threw this in because I geekily think it’s cool that we rank for something Simpsons-related.What is an encyclopedia: 13 searches. Seriously? Seriously?!20 questions to ask a guy: 10 searches. Um, ask them anything. It’s not like Jane Goodall with the apes, for crying out loud.the incredibles: 10 searches. Hooray, we rank for a Pixar film! list of every website: 9 searches. Google returns a page saying “Displaying one of eleventy billion results.”
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