Regular readers know I'm exploring the world of SEO, SEM, SEMoUsE with some blog posts. This all started with Why my Juanita Bynum post failed to get traction post. The link history is given below. Today I did a Google search on several keyword combinations. The results are below.
| Keyword | Position/Total Entries |
| (Blog Search) "keywords and search engine placement" | 2/33,130 |
| (Blog Search) "keywords search engines placement" | 1/8,005 |
| "keywords, search engines, seo, learning, placement" | 3/576,000 |
| "keywords, search engines, seo, learning" | 3/1,930,000 |
| "keywords, search engines, seo" | 38/2,270,000 |
| "keywords, search engines, seo, placement" | 57/1,800,000 |
| "keywords, search engines, placement" | 59/2,020,000 |
| "keywords, search engines, learning, placement" | 1/689,000 |
| "keywords, learning, placement" | 1/1,830,000 |
Fascinating stuff that begins to form patterns. I'm thinking a cross between pi-impedence matching systems and np-complete algorithms (if that makes no sense, fear not. If it gave you a chuckle, be afraid). Readers from the SEO and SEM world will probably ask, "Why is he doing this? He's reinventing the wheel."
Maybe yes, maybe no. Yes; It's in my nature, when learning something, to become a tabula rasa. My book, Reading Virtual Minds, grew from my thesis, "How We Learn to Learn" and much of that work dealt with efficient ways to tabula-rasize people so they could learn new skills optimally.
No; by starting with first principles I will often discover different methods for achieving the same goals. Sometimes they work better than what goes for best practices, sometimes they don't.
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Links for this post (in historical order):
- Why my Juanita Bynum post failed to get traction
- Romney, Mitt Romney, Governor Romney, Social, Social Networks, Social Media, Video, Multimedia, TV, Advertising
- Keywords, Search Engines, SEO, Learning, Placement
- IMedia Brand Summit on 9-12 Sept 07
- XChange on 20-21 Sept 07
- DC Emetrics Summit on 14-17 Oct '07
- Society for New Communications Research Annual Research Symposium & Awards Gala on 5-6 Dec 07 in Boston.
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