I love blog visitors. So, if you are reading this, THANK YOU and please tell your friends.
I am able to see what it is that people search for that brings them to my blog. I don’t have any fancy way to track statistics, just the ones that come standard with a word press blog. (Blog).
Some of the searches are pretty obvious, such as:
Hannah violin
violin teacher
hannahviolin.com (why not just type that into the address bar and see what happens?)
hannahviolin banana bread
Then there are the people searching for my friends:
Jen Gartley
Asako Kuboki violin
Valentina Takova cello
or sort of searching for my friends:
Gina Galati violist
Or famous people I’ve mentioned:
Mark O’Connor
Andre Watts
Leila Josefowicz
But then it starts to get more interesting, and I hope the people found my blog helpful:
pf chang half marathon medal
Suzuki group class ideas
rock n roll marathon tech shirt
spassfest
bacon bread
race to cure lymphoma
Washington Missouri catholic church
nachi cocum pictures (ah, I miss nachi cocum!)
Isabel Wilkerson
pancake wrist
You get the idea. People probably find my blog helpful on occasion, right? But then there are the funny search topics:
Colorado Christmas ornaments
rock and roll bathrooms
stage deli cheesecake
wedding church in front view
quartet music stand table
“Louis symphony”
what classification apple kuchen butter cake belong
strawberry shake the cheesecake factory
aught two 2002
what is word for recital pieces
salads for thanksgiving sooner
weightlifting Christmas ornaments
cat cutie sad
is there 6 more weeks of winter febuary 2nd 2011
code of pork with polenta
pf chang half marathon – I had to run for 30 minutes to reach the start line!
If you have a blog, what funny search terms have people used? Also, does anybody have a better way to track my visitors to suggest? Lastly, what is “code of pork”?
This is funny!