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temi

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Once I looked at the logs of this site and the most popular keyword used that brough traffic here was Vedas Guerrin or something like that... anyway it was the name of and actress, I tried to find out why as I have not been promoting this keyword, actually never head of the site, it turned out that there was a webmaster, who worked on that actress's site and was discussing it in a thread.....

Aparently according to compete, the top keywords, people use to find some of the most popular sites are listed below. (the list below was copied from blogStorm) the one I found most interesting is the one for WordPress

Digg.com
  • 1. digg
  • 2. vanessa hudgens naked
  • 3. 2 girls 1 cup
  • 4. u tube
  • 5. vanessa hudgens nude
reddit.com
(Rude words edited)
  • 1. reddit
  • 2. redditt
  • 3. abbywinterslesbians.blogspot.com
  • 4. cartoon p*rn
  • 5. black p*ssy
del.icio.us
(Rude words edited)
  • 1. delicious
  • 2. del.icio.us
  • 3. p*ssy
  • 4. tagged preteen
  • 5. b*obs
wordpress.com
  • 1. club penguin cheats
  • 2. army of club penguin
  • 3. clubpenguin cheats
  • 4. clubpenguin
  • 5. juanita bynum
technorati.com
  • 1. technorati
  • 2. sexycollegegirl
  • 3. blog search
  • 4. youtube
  • 5. brad womack
bbc.co.uk
  • 1. bbc
  • 2. bbc news
  • 3. bbc sport
  • 4. bbc world news
  • 5. teletubbies
wikipedia.org
blogger.com
  • 1. la salette journey
  • 2. michuzi
  • 3. blogger
  • 4. blogspot
  • 5. post secret
ebay.co.uk
  • 1. ebay uk
  • 2. ebay.co.uk
  • 3. anglo saxon coins
  • 4. myebay
  • 5. ebay
 
temi said:
...most popular keyword used that brough traffic here...
The long tail is very good to capture, especially if you run a concurrent article page and forum.
Or even just using the forum, you can (wow Temi, you are good @ your job!) select the
best long tails and create a "sticky" for that post it is associated with.
 
Cool. Log files are a great SEO tool that many site admins do not use (or have not even heard of).

Can you create a thread in the SEO forum here for that "sticky test"? That would be a great "test study" to
follow. I'll digg and stumble it too!
 
Can you create a thread in the SEO forum here for that "sticky test"? That would be a great "test study" to
follow. I'll digg and stumble it too!

Why not lets do it together Marting, you create the tread, I will stick it and encourage all members to digg and stumble it, go ahead, I am waiting :)
 
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