Blog articles typically peak on the day of release, and then dribble to nothing over a few weeks.

Search for "gclid" and the Merjis blog may be pretty high in results. Why is a 2007 blog article still featuring in search results?

Notice the text for "something I still can't find on Google"? Now I can, and it's that profile page. Until some clown posts the words somewhere else, of course!

Google AdWords Help describes non-US currency handling; confuses the difference between precision and quantisation and falsely reassures international advertisers.

Buzz - with adverts. Looks like the SERoundTable feed inserts them.

Google Chrome with the SideWiki plugin, and brand monitoring and presence. OK, kind of embarrassing that we are so small that no one has written on our home page... except us. But at least we *know* whether we're being discussed behind our backs...

Apple's home page, shown in Google Chrome with the SideWiki plugin. Social media, apparently unmonitored by Apple - and many other major brands.

Links to fishoilfaq.com - a blogspam promoted website. Note how well blogspamming works. If you buy links, you may be buying completely useless, timewasting links, like this.