Following is a list of the last six search engine referrals to this site:
13 Apr, Wed, 13:24:38 Google: Politkovskaya grant
13 Apr, Wed, 15:57:44 Yahoo: moldova call girls
13 Apr, Wed, 19:31:32 Google: "Chechenization"
13 Apr, Wed, 20:30:44 Google: vekselberg philanthropy
13 Apr, Wed, 21:23:36 Google: Alla Pugachyova
13 Apr, Wed, 22:34:13 Google: Kyrgyzstan
Here at Scraps of Moscow, we pride ourselves on covering a wide range of topics, and this list would seem to confirm that this goal is being fulfilled. Looking back at some search terms that led people to this site earlier in the week shows that our visitors' diversity was not just a 13th-of-the-month kind of thing:
11 Apr, Mon, 21:34:19 Yahoo: metallica in moscow images
12 Apr, Tue, 06:30:43 Google: bliny
12 Apr, Tue, 11:52:04 Google: "US Foreign Aid Policy" PDF
12 Apr, Tue, 21:44:39 Google: Chorny Bumer
12 Apr, Tue, 21:56:28 Yahoo: "starbucks" and "moscow"
Yes, I know this is a sad excuse for a post - whenever weblogs resort to navel-gazing like this, I usually roll my eyes and navigate away. But I hope that my regular readers - all 5 of them - will indulge me just this once. Plus, I'm providing you with the chance to see the Yahoo search results for "moldova call girls" without having to key those words into your computer - just click on the link above. Incidentally, the high-class individual who found us using those search terms was searching from Georgia - the country, not the state. This Extreme Tracker thingy is amazing.
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Diversity
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2 comments:
As one of your regular readers, I do think that it is interesting to see which topics bring people to your site.
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absolutely agree! =))
btw, it's interesting to remember how i first came here... most probably, i was searching for an insider's look on Moscow - and i was quite amazed with that your post about Medvedkovo... funny!))
ps: i cannot understand how that lonely Georgian finally came here... mysterious are the ways of God!.. =)
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