Google loves Seattle Bubble
I just thought I'd share a few interesting Google searches I've found that return pages on Seattle Bubble high in the results...
If somebody's searching for information on Northshore Kenmore, the big local townhome complex in my neighborhood, they currently get the forum thread titled Hilarious Website for New Construction Townhomes in Kenmore as the third result, just under the official website for the complex.
What about if somebody is viewing Issaquah real estate agent Kim Giles' profile page on Windermere and they notice the mention of "As Seen On CNBC!" and want to find out what she was on CNBC for? I imagine they might search for Kim Giles CNBC, which presently returns this forum thread as the third result. In fact, according to Google Analytics, in the last three months, 277 people have arrived at Seattle Bubble that way.
This one surprised me. Analytics says that 85 people have landed at Seattle Bubble in the last three months by searching Google for Genie layoffs, which currently returns this forum thread as the #1 result, even above the local media stories about the layoffs.
Lastly, there is my new favorite. A Google search for J. Lennox Scott or Dick Beeson are now returning my comparison of their predictions with reality as the #4 and #1 results, respectively.
If somebody's searching for information on Northshore Kenmore, the big local townhome complex in my neighborhood, they currently get the forum thread titled Hilarious Website for New Construction Townhomes in Kenmore as the third result, just under the official website for the complex.
What about if somebody is viewing Issaquah real estate agent Kim Giles' profile page on Windermere and they notice the mention of "As Seen On CNBC!" and want to find out what she was on CNBC for? I imagine they might search for Kim Giles CNBC, which presently returns this forum thread as the third result. In fact, according to Google Analytics, in the last three months, 277 people have arrived at Seattle Bubble that way.
This one surprised me. Analytics says that 85 people have landed at Seattle Bubble in the last three months by searching Google for Genie layoffs, which currently returns this forum thread as the #1 result, even above the local media stories about the layoffs.
Lastly, there is my new favorite. A Google search for J. Lennox Scott or Dick Beeson are now returning my comparison of their predictions with reality as the #4 and #1 results, respectively.
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