Top search queries
Tuesday, August 18th, 2009Yes. What an uninspiring title. My apologies haha.
I decided to find out just what people Google to find my blog, and this is what came up (they all seem fairly accurate):
# – % Query Position
1 – 27% – oc lan – 3
2 – 7% – card making – 9
3 – 5% – ratanooga – 7
4 – 5% – maritial status – 9
5 – 4% – national cleavage day – 6
6 – 4% – rocky horror picture show barnyard – 8
7 – 4% – rocky horror picture show – 10
8 – 3% – restaurant city level up bonuses – 7
9 – 3% – card making supplies – 9
10 – 3% – new camara – 12
11 – 2% – plastic muffin tray – 1
12 – 2% – restaurant city outside decoration – 3
13 – 2% – cleavage day 2009 – 5
14 – 2% – rain meter homemade – 5
15 – 2% – brian boswell wilkie circus – 6
16 – 2% – the o.c lan – 6
17 – 2% – the oc lan – 6
18 – 2% – homemade soup – 8
19 – 2% – cardmaking – 9
20 – 2% – gynecologist in springs – 9
21 – 2% – restaurant city level up bonus – 9
22 – 2% – 1001 hotties of a day – 10
23 – 2% – unisa wedding expo – 11
24 – 2% – tails – 12
Yeeeeeah….queries like ‘the oc lan’, ‘card making’, ‘ratanooga’, and ‘tails’ I can understand….but gynecologist in springs???? Really??!? Rain meter homemade?? 1001 hotties of a day?? How random!
An explanation of the columns:
• #: The ranking of the search query.
• %: The percentage of the top 100 queries represented by each query. For example, if the top 100 queries represent 1,000 user searches, and those users searched for cheeseburger recipe 270 times, that query would represent 27% of the total number of searches for the top 100 queries.
• Query: The search terms used.
• Position: The highest position any page from your site ranked for that query, averaged over the last week. Since our index is dynamic, this may not be the same as the current position of your site for this query.
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