I take no credit for the theme of this post. Colby over at Spittin’ (out words) Like a Llama did it first. If you haven’t seen her blog, go read. And don’t stop at that post, poke around. You won’t be disappointed, that girl is a Must Blogroll.
For the Conspiracy Theorists: No, Colby is not my sister, evil twin, paid sponsor or someone I owe money to. She’s just spit-coffee-out-your-nose-funny and I’m glad I stumbled across her blog.
On to the post!
Have you ever eyeballed the search terms that bring people to your blog? Some of them make sense to me, such as “Reasons not to have a trampoline” or “Chickens for pets.” Not that it makes ANY kind of sense to have chickens for pets, mind you, but in light of my chicken posts of late, I can certainly see why it would bring someone here. Other terms, however….eesh. For your viewing pleasure, I bring you honest-to-goodness search terms that brought people to this blog:
“Hairy Ass Old Ladies” I kid you not. Popped up on my screen this morning. Now first off, why anyone would WANT to search the internet for hairy ass old ladies is beyond me. If it was you, you’re a strange and disturbed person. Get out of my blog.
“Boob hairs” Ummm…yeah. I get the connection, as I posted about the neighbor cat’s hairy grown up nursing nipples; but I’m wondering what would prompt such a search in the first place. I guess this could be a legitimate medical question. At least, I’d like to think so. (I’m really, really hoping there are no boob hair fetishists looking for love on my blog.) P.S. If it is a legitimate question, seriously–buy tweezers.
…And that brings me to UAO. UAO is my other blog, and you can imagine some of the search terms that bring people there. <shudder> For those who don’t know, it’s a blog devoted to Common Sense, and the whole thing is decorated in donkeys. When I named it, it was tongue-in-cheek humor regarding the term Ugly Ass American, since most of the time it’s American Stupidity that I point out.
However–beyond the freaky search terms (no worries, I’m not planning to share) there are some gems as well:
“Ugly ass people”, “Ugly ass fish” (fish?), “Ugly ass car…animals…clothes… you name it. If you can throw the words “Ugly Ass” in front of it, I’ve seen it in search terms. (Back to the Conspiracy Theorists–no I’m not trying to boost my ugly ass rankings. A: My blogs are not monetized, they’re for me. And B: You’ll note this is the wrong blog. lol!)
“Human testicles for sale” ROTFLMAO! Where do I start? Ok, I confess I did a post about Truck Ballz, which are mini replicas of bull balls that some cattle hauler trucks hang on their trailers. But human testicles? For SALE? I just don’t think I even wanna know.
“Hemorrhoid donuts” True, I did mention the term once. But the post was about Guard Rail so why in all of the internet that one fly-by mention brought that person to MY blog, I have no idea.
Have you looked at your search terms lately? Seriously, go take a peek. Even if you’re like me and couldn’t care less about keywords, rankings and all that other happy crap—just go look. You may be surprised by what brings visitors to your door!
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