Every once in a while when I get bored REALLY want to get to know what kind of people read my blog, I take a little peak behind the scenes at the stats. Now, I don’t do this very often at all, mostly because I’ll get depressed if I see that no one reads my blog (by the way, if you do read, you should become a follower of my blog (on the right), and also follow me on Twitter @saravander – maybe I’ll give you a prize!), and no one wants to deal with a depressed Sara. Especially someone whose name starts with a P and ends with an eter.
Today when I took a look at the stats, I found out some very interesting and really weird things.
Like. The most viewed blog post of all time was Nosebleeds and Coldsores. People – you are disgusting. I was thinking about how THIS POST is the most viewed of ALL TIME (my personal favorite is the one where I ruined Peter’s birthday), and I couldn’t figure it out… And then I found something very interesting and a little disturbing.
My blog is a public blog, so if people type something into Google, one of the search results may just be my blog, and someone might think that I have advice or something, and they MAY just click on the link. Searches that lead people to my blog that have relevance to the nosebleed/coldsore post:
“Coldsore STD”
“Nosebleed coldsore STD”
“i have coldsores do i have std”
I hope that these people found guidance from my blog post.
The most interesting search that lead people to my blog was this:
“I grew a goatee and people are calling me a poser. why”
I don’t have a specific post on this, but I think that people are calling you a poser because you are probably in high school and can’t REALLY grow a goatee, but you are trying very hard to look more like a man. Unfortunately, it ends up looking more like you missed a little patch while you were shaving. But I don’t know that for a fact, since I don’t know who you are. But I hope that I helped. Trust me, speaking as someone who is a little bit judgey, do yourself, as well as those around you, a favor, and shave it off. No one will call you hurtful names anymore.
Other searches include:
- “aren’t we all dying” – please reference Peter’s email.
- “brandy old fashioned tshirt” – dang these are good.
- “english sucks” – I know.
- “how to make friday’s strawberry lemonade” – I don’t know, but I recommend not using real strawberry chunks.