Bonó ?
Increasing all the time, the current daily average rate for pages viewed on Irish KC based purely on search engine traffic is about 700, though this was double in March when people in america are more Irish.
Through a couple of sources I try to keep up with everything that is driving people to the site, and correct where appropriate and harness where possible.
As I recently mentioned a smattering of search engine queries are actually fully formed questions, but by far much more interesting stuff comes through in the normal fragmented phrases people typically search by.
Anyway, a couple of days ago I particularly enjoyed somebody coming to Irish KC by way of searching Google with the words Bono as Gaeilge
And yes, I realise somebody could have been looking to read about Bono and to read about him as Gaeilge, or that somebody could have been looking to hear Bono talking as Gaeilge
Glossary: As Gaeilge
Note: Search Engine traffic excludes visitors by way of local bookmarks, feed readers, news sources, aggregators, personalized portals, social media, blogs and other sites, and of course those that just type in “IrishKC.com”
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Eolaí gan Fhéile:
I’ve noticed this, with Bono and other phrases.
I was actually a bit surprised that Bono didn’t show up on page one for the phrase “pro bono”. Word order has been a factor in searches for a long time, but it still surprised me, at least a little.