Look Ma, I’m third on Google!

I was looking at my daily statistics and noticed the huge jump in the number of unique visitors from the average of 110 to 328. That’s more than double the numbers! Evidently, Tara McAvoy is the reason for that quantum leap, so I typed “Tara McAvoy” in the Google search and to my own amazement, I came out third on the list, besting the websites like About.com, Fox7.com, and news8austin.com. Never in my wildest dream that my website would be ranked better than these news sites. A while ago, the New York Times Co. bought About.com from Primedia Inc. for about $410 million dollars. Heh, I feel like David versus Golitah.

However, nothing is to last forever, so I’ll probably lose my rank soon thereafter. One of the golden rules in news reporting or journalism is to report as soon as you can. Why? I received an “anonymous tip” from someone who’s also competing for the Miss Deaf America and learned that the culprit laid in Tara’s hands—her sidekick.

Here’s the screenshot below. :-)

Tags: No Tags

3 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Pam

    Look again. You are number 1 on Google now. :dizzy:

  2. MP

    You even beat another popular deaf blog, http://www.ridorlive.com. Very impressive!

  3. buzzair

    Awesome! I read your info..then the next day they had the sidekick info on CNN

    Good scoop!

Reply to “Look Ma, I’m third on Google!”

What's up with him lately? Avatar

Tags


korea deafness pics Life blogging Links thoughts birthdays family videos running Writings google reviews workouts design sign language adoption beers education apple psychology economics philosophy Golf languages food snowboarding traveling finance tips wordpress tech sports science identity asl reading childhood movies news coding honda travel shoes people buildings beauty surfing nature twitter obama blackberry howto time toys ergonomics party dreams textmate speeches wiki gmail san francisco dinosaurs extinction trains technology hydration element bike human capital deaf olympics xbox dating events productivity communication ego hockey