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suckerforred

Chilla Wilson (44)
Well done to GAGR for the 3rd place in the Forum category. Lets aim for number one. Who do we need to bribe?

(and you are wondering how Greece got there???)
 

Moses

Simon Poidevin (60)
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These rankings are based on users who have the Alexa toolbar installed, basically twf have created their own toolbar and got their users to run it which has shot them up the rankings.

Suppose I should create a toolbar...
 
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spooony

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Just add sex, free porn, naked Jessica Alba pics somewhere on the site and watch the page rank increase
 
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spooony

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And for the girls.... a couple of photos of shirtless/naked/ near naked rugby players we will be fine.
no not pictures just words. Google spider crawls for keywords. To show a good example is to look at the pointless argument we had about Dan Carter playing behind a weak pack of forwards. Google that and you will see the site will be on the first page of Google. It wasn't on purpose but it shows the value of keywords and discussions all be it some pointless it still contributes.
 

suckerforred

Chilla Wilson (44)

Have you been told today! Much prefer Bam Bam, Rocky, Higgers Adam Thompson (Yeah OK I have a flanker thing going). Scruffy and have had their heads in a couple of scrums. Although backs are pretty, they are generally not tall enough and take more time then me to get ready to go out. Will make an exception for AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) and Richard Kahui.
 
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spooony

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Apparently Justin Bieber hit a 12 year old kid.

That's the closest he'll ever get to hitting puberty.
 

Moses

Simon Poidevin (60)
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This is not the last or even the first place you or any other sexy young ladies should look to find pictures of Justin Bieber Naked, cause that's not the way we roll. We don't even have pics of Justin Bieber's Girlfriend, assuming he's not a single cannuk.

Should be interesting to watch which search results end up in the block at the bottom of this page ;)
 
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spooony

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This is not the last or even the first place you or any other sexy young ladies should look to find pictures of Justin Bieber Naked, cause that's not the way we roll. We don't even have pics of Justin Bieber's Girlfriend, assuming he's not a single cannuk.

Should be interesting to watch which search results end up in the block at the bottom of this page ;)
It was just a example lol
The idea is not to chase the people away
 

barbarian

Phil Kearns (64)
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This is not the last or even the first place you or any other sexy young ladies should look to find pictures of Justin Bieber Naked, cause that's not the way we roll. We don't even have pics of Justin Bieber's Girlfriend, assuming he's not a single cannuk.

Should be interesting to watch which search results end up in the block at the bottom of this page ;)

Nor will you ever find images of, say, Justin Bieber fucking a goat, or Richie McCaw giving Justin Bieber a reach-around.

But I am about to write a blog article titled Justin Bieber Sex Tape XXX Hot Horny Chicks Going Crazy Russian Lesbian Gangbang.

Too far?


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Moses

Simon Poidevin (60)
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Next thing we'll have photos of Dan Carter Topless with his girlfriend Honor Dillon in Dan Carter's Underpants.
 
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luikang

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Pull the referrer field of the log files. It shows which pages are found most by search engines and which search strings or keywords were typed by the curious user in order to arrive on the site. The following is the shell script to analyze those searches. It extracts search engine referrers from the log file (Apache access_log with combined referrer field, but can also work with MS IIS) and sorts the most searched pages, the most used search phrases and keywords.

PHP:
#! /bin/sh
# This script returns information on search queries that lead to your site (i.e. what keywords were used)
# This script assumes the referer info is part of the access_log file in APACHE format.
#
# Put this script in ~/bin/ and run it every time you backup you log file (here named ~/logs/access_log.1)
# If the referer file is separate from the log file,
#    you might want to join them both with the command "paste -d=" " access.log referer.log >access_log.1"
#
# This program can also run on Windows with cygwin and activeperl
# For more explanations, look at http://www.gdargaud.net/Hack/Searches.html
 
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# List of the various search engine query strings, separated by \|
Queries='q=\|qry=\|query=\|search=\|ask=\|Term=\|Topic=\|pt=\|wf,\|prev=\|back=\|str=\|Keywords=\|qkw=\|kwd=\|p=\|searchfor='
 
# List of referers to ignore.
# Should contain your own website name and aliases as well as "-", separated by \|
Avoid='"-"\|gdargaud.net\|sung3\|rome.atmos'
 
 
# Lets make a list of queries coming from remote pages to use in various analysis
grep "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
perl -p -e 's/%(..)/pack("c", hex($1))/eg' |
sed -e "s/.*GET \(.*\) HTTP.*\($Queries\)\([^&, ]*\).*/\3 -> \1/" -e "s/cache:[^+ ]*+//" |
perl -p -e 's/%(..)/pack("c", hex($1))/eg' |
sed -e 's/"//g' -e "s/+/ /g" |
tr -s " " " " |
sed -e "s/^ //" >/tmp/tmp$$
 
 
# You can reorder the following sections the way you like
 
echo
echo "++++++++ New referers +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
gunzip ~/bin/Referers.txt.gz
 
grep -v "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
cut -d" " -f11 |
grep -v '?' |
grep -v $Avoid |
grep -aivxFf ~/bin/Referers.txt |
sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
# Update the list of past searches
grep -v "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
cut -d" " -f11 |
grep -v '?' |
grep -v $Avoid >> ~/bin/Referers.txt
 
grep -avE "^.{1,5}$" ~/bin/Referers.txt |
sort -bf | uniq -i >/tmp/tmp$$_
mv /tmp/tmp$$_ ~/bin/Referers.txt
gzip ~/bin/Referers.txt
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Most popular referers (static pages) ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
# cat ~/logs/access_log.1 |
grep -v "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
cut -d" " -f11 |
grep -v '?' |
grep -v $Avoid |
sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Most popular search engines +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
grep "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
cut -d" " -f11 | cut -d/ -f3 |
sort -i | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Most popular referers (blogs, non search engines) +++++++++++++++++++++"
# cat ~/logs/access_log.1 |
grep -v "$Queries" ~/logs/access_log.1 |
cut -d" " -f11 |
grep '?' |
grep -v $Avoid |
sort -i | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Sort destinations +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
grep -a " -> " /tmp/tmp$$ |
sed -e "s/.* -> //" |
sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Search phrases ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
grep -a " -> " /tmp/tmp$$ |
sed -e "s/ -> .*//" |
sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Search phrases and their destinations +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
# sort -bf /tmp/tmp$$ | uniq -ci
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Search keywords only ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
# grep -a " -> " /tmp/tmp$$ |
# sed -e "s/ -> .*//" |
# tr "?" " " | tr " " "\n" |
# grep -ave "^.$" | grep -ave "^..$" |
# sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -nrf
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ Leftovers +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
grep -av " -> " /tmp/tmp$$
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++ New phrases +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
gunzip ~/bin/PhraseList.txt.gz
 
grep -a " -> " /tmp/tmp$$ |
sed -e "s/ -> .*//" |
grep -aivxFf ~/bin/PhraseList.txt |
sort -bf | uniq -ci | sort -rf
 
# Update the list of past searches
grep -a " -> " /tmp/tmp$$ |
sed -e "s/ -> .*//" >> ~/bin/PhraseList.txt
 
grep -avE "^.{1,3}$" ~/bin/PhraseList.txt |
sort -bf | uniq -i >/tmp/tmp$$_
mv /tmp/tmp$$_ ~/bin/PhraseList.txt
 
gzip ~/bin/PhraseList.txt
rm /tmp/tmp$$*
 
 
echo
echo "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++"
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It's a priceless indicator of why people come to your website, what they are looking for, and maybe what they are missing (if you see search keywords that are not actually relevant to your site).

All you do is take that data and make sure you add a article about or something containing those words. Simple
 
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