Strange ways for people to reach my blog August 6, 2007
Posted by winden in Linklog, metablog.trackback
Lately I’ve been taking a look at the builtin wordpress stats: where people come from, what they click… but looking at the search terms that send them here is like…
- antonio vargas winden – people using their search button like a phone directory?
- de donde viene el nombre de wind – this is exactly the most asked question when i tell anyone i do demos using a handle or nickname, looks like it gets replicated into the search space
so far so well… lets look at some demoscene stuff:
- demoscene getting started – ok, this makes sense ;)
- create a simple software renderer – and this one too ^_^
- osx demoscene – even if there are not many demos for mac, looks like it’s popular to start doing it now (witness the euskal party 2007 releases)
- massive particle renderer – TODO: scrounge my amiga backups for some example blitzbasic particle sourcecode
- ascii – ok, i love ascii… but what kind of people would reach this blog via that query?
maybe phone related?
- software z610i – where everyone keeps trying to know how to hack the cool phone
hey wait! i also write about japanese things!
- japanese common pleasanteries in english – we start taking a nosedive…
- call from japan to spain – yeah, I receive million of calls per week from there
- my scener – not kidding, this is showing up on the refereer logs…
but more than not, we can see some search engines could enhance
- Que clase de software es Word. – yes, the dot at the end is included. I even come first at this query on google… if the unix people at the office knew, they would sure kick me of the unix group!
but for the last entry, i think this is really fitting:
- sinking ship – as seen on roots/sanity
What I can conclude from this is that these are topics that people would like me to blog about, and having some entries using these search strings would maybe hook a few more to reading there (karma whoring at its finest ;)
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