What the people want: gassy dogs, speakers, and snowflake charities

By On November 7, 2007 · 3 Comments

My stats pack­age for this site keeps track of what search terms peo­ple have used to find this site. So far, noth­ing scur­rilous has crossed my shores, but three old posts have been dredged up by visitors.

  1. Some­one from Israel searched for “novo loud­speak­ers” and came up with my post on the sec­ond time I was approached in the street by some­one want­ing to unload some hot speak­ers: “Hey buddy, wanna buy some speakers?”
  2. Another per­son was look­ing for “robertss­now” and found my post on Robert’s Snowflake, a cool lit­tle char­ity that sells unique snowflake orna­ments by illustrators.
  3. Finally, some­one was search­ing for “gassi­est dog” and found a post from 2004 about a com­pany (now defunct) sell­ing a dog gas pre­ven­tion prod­uct. They had a survey-produced list of the ten gassi­est dog breeds, and poo­dles were sixth on the list.

I just thought you’d like to know.

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3 Responses to What the people want: gassy dogs, speakers, and snowflake charities

  1. mark says:
    November 8, 2007 at 11:12 am

    I used to love look­ing at that stuff back when I was host­ing my own site. Webal­izer logs were always good for a laugh. I was always amazed by how many peo­ple searched for infor­ma­tion on fast food hamburgers.…

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  2. Danny says:
    November 8, 2007 at 11:25 am

    They found your site when look­ing for fast food ham­burg­ers? And you’re not host­ing your own site, now? Where is it hosted? I’m using Shaun Inman’s Mint for stats on this site, and I love it. Makes so much more sense than all the infor­ma­tion Google Ana­lyt­ics throws at me.

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  3. mark says:
    November 8, 2007 at 2:34 pm

    nicheplayer.net is now hosted at Site5, thanks to a friend who had a cou­ple spare vir­tual domains in his host­ing pack­age. I’ve been mostly pleased.

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