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May’s Top Search Engine Referrals

Here are the top ten keyword phrases that sent surfers to my blog according to Webalizer.

  1. huge calves
  2. sandy vu
  3. tess yong
  4. big tits blog
  5. yumi sekine
  6. korean girls
  7. wlanapi.dll
  8. amy yanagisawa
  9. young kim
  10. a3ab9x.sys

It is hard not to notice all the female Asian names or big tits blog. I briefly was ranked in the top ten by Google for the latter phrase. The postings where these phrases occur are now my top three postings at least based on search engine traffic. Someone even commented recently asking if anyone knew of a site specializing in “Asian girls with big calves wearing stockings?”

This possibly isn’t the most controversial stuff I have posted, but as I’ve said before porn powers the internet so it is what gets the most search engine traffic. With the recent NY Times and Slashdot debate on blogging being detrimental to your career. I googled myself again, I’m OK with the results though that failed presidential candidate is always mixed in with my stuff. Also for the record, I am not a fish.

Another blog I follow regularly SEO Blackhat put up its own list of popular referrals for the month of May. He also documented a new type of spam going around. I haven’t had many problems with comment spam, either my blog is too small to bother about or the way I set things up has remained secure against spam for the most part.

This post just keeps growing… While making my rounds through my blog links, I learned of Stalkerati. Jared Kim whipped this site up in two hours on May 1st 2006. It is your one stop shop for investigating people say for a hookup… I’m sure employers could save some time by using this site, though it runs pretty slow. I stalked myself, the first person to do so.

Stalkerati results for Muskie McKay

Note it defaults to searching MySpace.com first, showing the importance that site has taken in a certain age group.

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  • It is Christmas time and this means among other things, Christmas cards. I was not in the mood to celebrate but I felt guilty and still sent a few Christmas cards. My mom sent way more than me. We learned from the radio that the average Canadian who sends cards sends 26 or something. My mom sent more than that this year.

    One of them came back return to sender. She put the persons name into a website called 411.ca and I was surprised how easy she found our family friend's new address. When we got his card a day later or so, he noted he had changed his address and gave us the new one.

    I asked my mom where this information came from. A lot of people don't list their phone number so she suggested it might come from BC Hydro. I'm still not sure, but Telus probably has more to do with 411.ca than BC Hydro.

    A few days later another Christmas Card came back and my mom said she would just search 411.ca again and it was then I remembered Stalkerati.com. It or perhaps Jakob Neilsen's Super Nuper could make use of private corporate databases. Telemarketers and sales people already make use of data they acquire from a third party. I'm scared to think how many corporate databases I may be in now given my lengthy job search.

    I sacrificed most of my privacy putting up this website, but there is some serious disturbing thinking going on nowadays. Today while my sister was watching CSI one of the characters had put a GPS tracking device in his ex-girlfriend's bumper so he could follow her easily.

    Scary
    I'm still amazed someone could think so badly of me so quickly I'm not like John Karr or that guy on CSI, am I?

    I'm just too honest and people take advantage of me being a nice guy.

    Maybe I should become a prick. Maybe I shouldn't hypothesize, it got me in trouble before...
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