Strange Attractors: Keywords
Dec 15 '00
It's always an interesting social study to review the most current popular keyword searches. From an overview of the most popularly searched-for words, one may surmise that Britney Spears and Eminem are more popular with the American public than George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Personally, I don't even know what the music of Britney Spears and Eminem sounds like. I should remember to do a search for their mp3 collections on Ebay No, I mean Napster.
Including popular keywords in your articles and Epinions is a good way to increase your Income Share (payment for hits from non Epinions members). A good way to search for the most popular keywords is to travel over to www.jimtools.com -- where you can also register your URLs to various search engines such as Go, Goo, Google and Yahoo.com.
Contributors to the Epinions "Quick Meal" category who use the most popular keywords would certainly be excited to know that over 5,000 searches for a shrimp recipe were run recently. If I were a user of that Epinions feature, I would probably be inclined to invent a dish called Shrimp Gnutella or Pokemon Prawns.
Although cramming a single Epinion full of popular keywords may be an artificial conciet, one may think of it as a type of online gaming. If you're not one to be found gambling on keyword hits like a customer of a casino, consider some of the most popularly asked questions to be elements of a game show.
Although you won't end up a millionaire by knowing the answer to such questions as Who is Bill Gates? or How far is it from Antares to Sirius?, answering such quizzes would certainly make your Epinions quite popular.
So, do you think Pamela Anderson prefers more to play golf with Anna Kournikova, watch hentai in her lingerie or is she more the type to preview Windows 2000 in her pantyhose?
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