Oddly enough, the keywords that direct the most people here are "sniper team fortress 2," and all because I once helped my sister-in-law with a cosplay vest for said character from said game. I'm pretty sure that everything else on here is the polar opposite of a rugged former tracker of dangerous game from the Australian Outback. I'm sorry if you wanted more information about an imaginary sharpshooter; it's all just vintage dresses made from thrifted sheets here.
But of all the keywords that have ever turned up, my favorite is this one. Check out the second to last line...
I've also never discussed designer linen dresses or ribbon embroidery. And "doraemon" is second to "sniper team fortress 2" in directing search engine traffic here, all because one time I made a silly sweatshirt. |
Yup, two somebodies searched for the awesomest thing ever, and Google kindly directed them here. Not even sure how that happened, but I'll take it!
But I'm still pretty sure that nothing will ever top this screenshot from Curves, Patterns, and Pins.
So funny. Who searches for the "awesomest thing ever"? I guess they found it!
ReplyDeleteI know, right? I would never think to do that.
DeleteWhy is no one googling Walnut? What the hell, internets? Step up.
ReplyDeleteRecently someone googled "old woman hands" to find my sewing blog. That's.....disturbing.
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Oh dear...old woman hands? I'm tempted to google it and see if I can get to your blog that way, but I don't want to increase the likelihood of search engines using that to direct traffic your way!
DeleteWell...your blog IS the awesomest thing ever. ;-)
ReplyDeleteNo, Debi, YOURS is :)
DeleteBaahahahaha. Ever do "Google purgatory"? It's when you make a post on something that's not actually on your blog, but within the range of what you might write about, based on google search reference terms that have led people to your site...
ReplyDeleteHaha that sounds like too much fun...
Deleteunintentional SEO? awesome :) #nerdy, yes I am :)
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