[thelist] Real human keyword figure-outer
Stephen Rider
evolt_org at striderweb.com
Tue Mar 25 20:42:47 CDT 2008
Interesting idea. Not sure how it would work _before_ it draws a
significant audience, though. Somehow it needs to work from the start
-- when there are only a few people going to it.
Stephen
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Stephen Rider
<http://striderweb.com/>
On Mar 25, 2008, at 6:01 PM, Joshua Olson wrote:
> I think you are right. I do have an idea though. I believe that web
> professionals like people on the list are often getting asked to
> manage, or
> at least be a part of managing, pay-per-click services. While you can
> easily see what search terms people are using to find your site via
> the log
> files, it's not easy to tell which terms people SHOULD be finding
> your site
> by. So, my idea is this. Instead of us all guessing, we all go to
> a tool
> where we can submit the general nature of our site and ask the simple
> question of "what would you search on to find my site?" As payment,
> you are
> presented with 10 random website descriptions from other people, and
> have to
> answer 4 of them by entering search term(s). Once a person has a
> decent
> number of answers (like 100 or something) their question is removed
> from
> rotation.
>
> That's it. If you want your question posted, your payment is
> answering
> other people's. So long as people are finding value in the results
> they get
> and keep coming back, it should be self-sustaining.
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