Comments on: Ask Google – Adjusting a Webpage for Profit http://www.seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/ Widget strategy, Google Gadgets, iGoogle, and the shifting sands of SEO. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 09:07:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: willcritchlow http://www.seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/comment-page-1/#comment-82 willcritchlow Fri, 25 May 2007 12:23:31 +0000 http://seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/#comment-82 feedthebot! I didn't realise you had a blog. Just stumbled across it through some convoluted route (it's probably linked from your seomoz page n everything now... Oh well). Not sure how I missed it till now. Glad you've found a way to monetise this bit of your work. Nice one :) Need to work on my world domination so that you include me next time you want to know how to spend $100. I have some great ideas... This comment isn't particularly relevant to this post. Sorry about that (OK, not particularly sorry). I want to join your secret society. Is saying I want in against the rules? Like fight club. The first rule etc..... Anyway. See you at the mozplex no doubt. I've subscribed to your blog too. Good luck with the writing. feedthebot! I didn’t realise you had a blog. Just stumbled across it through some convoluted route (it’s probably linked from your seomoz page n everything now… Oh well). Not sure how I missed it till now.

Glad you’ve found a way to monetise this bit of your work. Nice one :)

Need to work on my world domination so that you include me next time you want to know how to spend $100. I have some great ideas…

This comment isn’t particularly relevant to this post. Sorry about that (OK, not particularly sorry).

I want to join your secret society. Is saying I want in against the rules? Like fight club. The first rule etc…..

Anyway. See you at the mozplex no doubt. I’ve subscribed to your blog too. Good luck with the writing.

]]> By: pat http://www.seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/comment-page-1/#comment-65 pat Sat, 19 May 2007 23:07:10 +0000 http://seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/#comment-65 Yeah, the "ask" angle is a good thought, I have a couple of ideas on that as well. What is interesting to me is that out of like 202,000,000 pages that google has for "ask google" I am like number 8. They recently split up the page which screwed me a little and put me on the second page of results in Google. But it still blows my mind that people search for "ask google" on Google. hehe Yeah, the “ask” angle is a good thought, I have a couple of ideas on that as well. What is interesting to me is that out of like 202,000,000 pages that google has for “ask google” I am like number 8.
They recently split up the page which screwed me a little and put me on the second page of results in Google. But it still blows my mind that people search for “ask google” on Google. hehe

]]> By: John http://www.seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/comment-page-1/#comment-64 John Sat, 19 May 2007 22:58:54 +0000 http://seoish.com/ask-google-adjusting-a-webpage-for-profit/#comment-64 LOL - ask google. You could even sign up as an ask.com affiliate and let them ASK or GOOGLE :-) It's crazy how much traffic is like that. Check the AOL search database and you'll see the #1 search on AOL: "google" (after whatever they censored), then "ebay", "yahoo" and even "yahoo.com". (AOL is a rebranded Google, so them searching for "google" on AOL is twice as good). LOL – ask google.

You could even sign up as an ask.com affiliate and let them ASK or GOOGLE :-)

It’s crazy how much traffic is like that. Check the AOL search database and you’ll see the #1 search on AOL: “google” (after whatever they censored), then “ebay”, “yahoo” and even “yahoo.com”. (AOL is a rebranded Google, so them searching for “google” on AOL is twice as good).

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