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dogs and cats, google, Jack Kilborn, Jane Koenen Bretl, Judy Clement Wall, search engine, Zebra Sounds
Here it is again: a quick round-up of search terms that curious people seeking answers to life’s nagging questions typed into their search engine of choice and ended up on my blog instead…
“Jane Killborn” (hard-core gore thriller author Jack Kilborn‘s eccentric aunt?)
“how to get dogs and cats to get along” (remains a mystery to all of us….)
“daily mirror cartoon jane” (can I speak in word bubbles? That would be fun.)
“guinea hen cooked in pig bladder” (Cool! I actually talked about that one…)
“something important” (isn’t that a rather vague search phrase?)
“candid tween” (I get a lot of visitors with that one)
“find my head” (if you lose your head, can you find it online?)
“zebra sounds” (being a fan of blogger/author Judy Clement Wall is lucrative)
And, what remains the most popular random link that googlers follow to reach jane, candid??
“pre-wash cycle”
Yes, where upstanding citizens looking for real advice on how to operate the pre-wash cycle on their dishwasher instead find pictures of my dog licking the plates…
As a writer, one likes to think that people visit said blog on purpose — but if I get a candid tween obsessed, guinea hen cookin’ pet whisperer who lost her head because the dishwasher pre-wash was broken? I’ll take it. All are welcome.
Dang! When I look at the search terms that have brought people to my blog, they are so boring by comparison!
Too funny! I get a kick out of reading what Google search brings readers to my site … at least the once 🙂
Love these! (One in particular.)
Someone found me once by typing “Nutritional value of zebra meat.” Yuck! (I imagine I was not what they expected!)
Judy, all I can say is… Yikes!