The first person to submit a Google Ad that meets or exceeds a 1% click rate over a week with at least 30 clicks wins $30 or a one year Patron subscription. The award will probably be extended to any winners after the first as well.
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The first person to submit a Google Ad that meets or exceeds a 1% click rate over a week with at least 30 clicks wins $30 or a one year Patron subscription. The award will probably be extended to any winners after the first as well.
Details: Headline: max 25 chars. Description: line 1: 35 chars, line 2: 35 chars. You can email, PM me, or post your ad below.
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how about this.
Taxes are evil
If everyone knew about Objectivism,
You’d never have to pay taxes again.
When I search Google for “Ayn Rand” or for “Objectivism”, I see the OO.net ad
However, in the the main search listing:
“Ayn Rand”: OO.net is not listed on the first page
“Objectivism”: OO.net is number 8 on the list. In my opinion, this does not reflect its real relevance to someone searching for the term “Objectivism”.
In this blog, Scoble from Microsoft gives an example of how a change of ‘Title’ tag helped bring a law-firm site to number 1.
Here, at OO.net, the title for the forum pages says “Objectivism Online Forum…”
However, the main site says “ObjectivismOnline.net”. I wonder if adding a space in the title of the main page would make a difference?
The original paper about search by the founders of Google might have additional ideas (I have not read it yet).
Many people ignore the ads. When they search, the top-ranked sites gets their main attention. OO.net should be among the top 3 in the “Objectivism” search. This ought not require gimmicks that temporarily “trick” a search-site “crawler”, but it might require something to help their computer make a more “intelligent” decision.