User talk:OmniMediaGroup/Top Searches - Revision history

MyWikiBiz: Retort to the reply.

2008-06-25T03:41:04Z

Retort to the reply.

OmniMediaGroup: Rant Response

2008-06-24T22:22:47Z

Rant Response

MyWikiBiz: AOL Hot Searches are a scam, I suspect.

2008-06-24T19:49:52Z

AOL Hot Searches are a scam, I suspect.

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There is something completely amiss among these [http://hotsearches.aol.com/ Hot Searches]. Example, why would "Box Pinot Grigio" be a top 10 wine search, but "pinot grigio" would not? Also, you [http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/maxim.com?site0=maxim.com&site1=cookinglight.com&y=t&z=3&h=300&w=610&c=1&u%5B%5D=maxim.com&u%5B%5D=cookinglight.com&x=2008-06-24T19%3A51%3A51.000Z&check=www.alexa.com&signature=uXKYYW7n2h3z2lizobspp3rMW%2BM%3D&range=6m&size=Medium can't possibly tell me] that more people are searching for "Cooking Light" magazine than "Maxim". Same goes for Great Wolf Lodge Water Park over Typhoon Lagoon Water Park. I get the feeling that AOL's blogger "Elise" is a wholly digital being. - [[User:MyWikiBiz|MyWikiBiz]] 12:49, 24 June 2008 (PDT)
:(Sorry for the rant.)

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		+	:But, but, but... How could more people be searching for "box pinot grigio" than for "pinot grigio"? It's impossible, unless the sample was something like 37 searches related to wine. - [[User:MyWikiBiz\|MyWikiBiz]] 20:41, 24 June 2008 (PDT)

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	There is something completely amiss among these [http://hotsearches.aol.com/ Hot Searches]. Example, why would "Box Pinot Grigio" be a top 10 wine search, but "pinot grigio" would not? Also, you [http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/maxim.com?site0=maxim.com&site1=cookinglight.com&y=t&z=3&h=300&w=610&c=1&u%5B%5D=maxim.com&u%5B%5D=cookinglight.com&x=2008-06-24T19%3A51%3A51.000Z&check=www.alexa.com&signature=uXKYYW7n2h3z2lizobspp3rMW%2BM%3D&range=6m&size=Medium can't possibly tell me] that more people are searching for "Cooking Light" magazine than "Maxim". Same goes for Great Wolf Lodge Water Park over Typhoon Lagoon Water Park. I get the feeling that AOL's blogger "Elise" is a wholly digital being. - [[User:MyWikiBiz\|MyWikiBiz]] 12:49, 24 June 2008 (PDT)		There is something completely amiss among these [http://hotsearches.aol.com/ Hot Searches]. Example, why would "Box Pinot Grigio" be a top 10 wine search, but "pinot grigio" would not? Also, you [http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/maxim.com?site0=maxim.com&site1=cookinglight.com&y=t&z=3&h=300&w=610&c=1&u%5B%5D=maxim.com&u%5B%5D=cookinglight.com&x=2008-06-24T19%3A51%3A51.000Z&check=www.alexa.com&signature=uXKYYW7n2h3z2lizobspp3rMW%2BM%3D&range=6m&size=Medium can't possibly tell me] that more people are searching for "Cooking Light" magazine than "Maxim". Same goes for Great Wolf Lodge Water Park over Typhoon Lagoon Water Park. I get the feeling that AOL's blogger "Elise" is a wholly digital being. - [[User:MyWikiBiz\|MyWikiBiz]] 12:49, 24 June 2008 (PDT)
	:(Sorry for the rant.)		:(Sorry for the rant.)
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		+	I guess the people that are using aol for a search engine (enhanced by Google) might prefer "Cooking Light" over "Maxim" --[[User:OmniMediaGroup\|OmniMediaGroup]] 15:22, 24 June 2008 (PDT)