Diaper fetish group and other search engine phrases

It’s always funny to find out what keywords web denizens use to find Gangstas & Hugs. Today I was checking the logs and found out that if one were to type ‘diaper fetish group‘ into Google, my Diaper Rash post is the very first result. I find that very interesting, seeing as the diaper fetish group I was writing about has 138 people as members. And that’s just on Frappr. Since Frappr isn’t exactly the king of social networks, we could see how popular this cute little fetish is on other websites. A quick search of MySpace shows me that the most popular group only has 58 members. Hmmm… maybe it’s not that crazy to think that web surfers would come to Gangstas & Hugs in search of information on their naughty little obsession. Of course, just writing this post is going to up my ranking in diaper fetish group web searches, so bring ‘em on!

I also recently found out that Gangstas & Hugs is the number one result on google for the psuedo-word “gangstas“. That means if you type “gangstas” into Google and click ‘I’m Feeling Lucky’, you will be directed to this very blog! I’m not sure how proud I should be of this feat. It’s not like I can parlay it into any kind of money making venture. That is unless I stop blogging and turn this site into the net’s finest online retailer for everything gangstas will ever need, like gangsta utility belts and what not. Maybe I should have put a little more thought into the name of the blog before I bought a damn domain.

I think coolest of all, at least for the time being, is the search phrase “ok go vma” returns this post as the number one result. Which is actually in front of OK Go’s own website, and the YouTube video of the performance I linked to. I’m not sure what combination of post title and keywords/tags caused this, but why can’t I perfect it to make myself rich?