According to Google's AdWords tool, sex may be going out of style. That is, Google's data show supposedly that over a 12 month period, on average there were 124,000,000 (One Hundred and Twenty Four Million) searches for keyword Sex each month, whereas in the month of February there were only 90,500 (Ninety thousand Five Hundred) people searching for sex. No mistake about the number of 0s anywhere either. Double checked. All the rest of the people looking for sex must have found it. But sex was not the only keyword affected. Every keyword I checked except Facebook had a lowever search frequency in February than over the last 12 months on average. The size of the drop was not consistent however. Some words dropped much more than others Is search going out of style or there just something wrong with Google's reporting or what?
Monday, March 16, 2009
What happened to Jewwatch.com?
A political-social search engine optimization issue developed around the hate web site jewwatch.com. For many years, searches in Google for the keyword Jew returned this odious site at the top of the listings or among the first ten. Jewwatch.com features standard Anti-Semitism fare including ZOG, the Zionist Occupied Goverment and the forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Attempts to get Google to ban the site failed in the past, but now Jewwatch is gone from the top listings for keyword Jew. The question is:
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