Tuesday, April 8, 2008

In which I set myself up for freaky traffic

It's always fun to take a stroll through the Google Analytics and see the search terms that brought people to my little corner of the blogosphere.

For example, here are some gems from the last month:
  1. sixth sense "i see dead people"
  2. rambo shock children
  3. investments + flip flops
  4. creepiest christmas
and my personal favorite (and a little shout-out to Boodaddy):

5. troubled childhood? only if you call being 9-years old with a 35-year old girlfriend troubled

But for all the funny search terms that brought traffic to My Best Investments, I didn't quite come across the hilarious hilarity that I thought I would. So in an effort to stack the deck in my favor for next month, I'm going to list a few phrases here to get the ball rolling:
  1. this toothpaste is making me cry
  2. my diploma is absorbent
  3. the arsonist has oddly-shaped feet
  4. McCain antifreeze tax hybrid Lauer penguins
  5. newborns watching CSI
  6. can i do jumping jacks while pregnant
  7. my husband won't mow the lawn
  8. extreme makeover: frozen yogurt edition
  9. j crew applesauce + forever!
  10. i know where marky mark is but i'm worried about the funky bunch
Alright. That should make for some interesting searches. I'll report the best results next month.

4 Comments:

Blogger Kelly @ Love Well said...

Snort.

Maybe I can add to the list? New Kids on the Block reunion disaster. How do I remove that pink stain from my couch. And the always popular -- what should I do with my life?

April 8, 2008 8:08 PM  
Blogger Lora Lynn said...

I've already checked number two off my list. Well, re-phrased slightly to read "my son peed on my diploma." I suppose it was absorbent. And, yep, some poor soul found me via Google for the same pitiful problem. Lock up your diplomas, people. Our sons are dangerous when armed with full bladders.

April 8, 2008 8:10 PM  
Blogger WendyDarling said...

LOL.. this was too funny. :-) I can't wait to see if you actually get hits from those phrases.

I have seen several people do this on their blog, and I considered it. And, since I am not really imaginative I may just have to steal this idea from y'all. :-)

April 8, 2008 8:27 PM  
Blogger oh amanda said...

Can't wait to see your traffic double with these search terms available!

(Still the very best one I've ever had on my blog is "the crocodile who ate 300 people". Ah yes, I remember the event fondly...)

April 10, 2008 10:26 AM  

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