Now that Google has a suggested search feature, finding out which word or phrase is displayed for each letter is an interesting (albeit pointless in the world of universal search) exercise. H
Welcome to the ABCs of SEO. Remember, the word with the highest number of results isn’t necessarily, or even usually, the first selection. In many cases, a competitor-owned site is often not the top result.
| A | amazon |
| B | bebo |
| C | craigslist |
| D | dictionary |
| E | ebay |
| F | |
| G | |
| H | hotmail |
| I | imdb |
| J | john mccain |
| K | kelly blue book (sic) |
| L | limewire |
| M | myspace |
| N | next |
| O | obama |
| P | photobucket |
| Q | quotes |
| R | runescape |
| S | sarah palin |
| T | target |
| U | utube |
| V | verizon wireless |
| W | wikipedia |
| X | x factor |
| Y | youtube |
| Z | zip codes |
ABCs of Search Takeaway This Month
Few will be surprised to see the two presidential candidates and one rootin’-tootin’ veep candidate in the alphabet this month. The senior sentator from Delaware was apparently frozen out by the Republican candidate’s name and, well, Bebo. I don’t know that anyone can make sense of the social network plugging My Sims Kingdom on the front as the biggest B in the land this month, but Bebo took out the unlikely trio of Barack, Biden and Bush.
Finally, please learn how to spell Kelley Blue Book. There is an extra “e”. Pass it on.