Wednesday, October 15, 2008

Searching our blog

One nice thing about having our blog open to the world is we get to track where visitors to the blog came from (although, the ip address locator is not always accurate). One thing I like looking at is the search engine keyword searches that lead people to our blog. Here are some of the searches that brought random people to our blog:

"like or dislike about living in country"
"principles of song composition"
"blueberry picking gainesville fl" [we had many variations of this that brought visitors from all over the country]
"beethoven podcast"
"dolls made from pots"
"kachina doll chess set"
"bella and jacob's relationship"
"'sheep and dragons' 'chess set'"
"allligator finish sink at lowes"
"armadillo jump video"
"armadillo jumping straight up video"
"baby doesn't have a chiasm for optic nerve"
"beijing men's 4x100 times" [there were many variations of this one]
"blog peter breinholt all the color green"
"blue berry pick manatee"
"boarding homes built in the 1900's in florida"
"butterflies and hurricanes muse addinsell"
"byu vocal point constant sorrow"
"can a manatee jump out of the water?"
"canada day celebrations in florida"
"do the bugs and lizards go away during winter in miami"
"do you put baseboard behind the bathroom vanity"
"drawing of family inside church"
"favorite music in florida"
"florida gift shops /dragons"
"funny armadillos"
"gatwick airport inside tour of boeing 747 up and down stairs"
"good scriptures for children"
"intimidating squirrel"
"huge pictures or manatees"
"lake alice alligator attack"
"leaping lizards florida"
"photos of kids smashing walls in"
"raptor attack"
"raptor lizard attack"
"the seeker dark is rising prydain"
"whats some new pop songs?"

As you can see, apparently we have quite a range of topics on our blog and get visits from people with fairly random searches. We never mind the visitors. :)

1 comment:

Bekah and Lance said...

How interesting. So how do you see who's looking at it and see what searches bring people to your blog?