I love web site statistics.  I’m always checking up on them to see where my traffic is coming from.  Usually, the search engine referals are somewhat bland and predictable but once in a while something pops up that makes me smile.

My top keyword for this blog is “anime”. Hee, that’s too be expected, I suppose, dealing with this subject matter!

The most popular series searched on this blog seemed to be (from most to least):

• Ouran High School Host Club
• La Corda d’Oro
• Mamotte Lollipop
• Teacher’s Pet
• Gakuen Heaven

Subject wise, Sparkle Sparkle pops up results for:

• school
• love
• magic
• teachers
• sex
• shoujo
• boys

Hmm, is there a trend that I write about shoujo school romance series a lot?  Teehee.  (There also seems to be quite a bit of smut discussion!  What would my mother say?)

Shinjo Mayu seems to be the most popular author result for Sparkle Sparkle, with over 700 searches for her name bringing in visitors.  Beyond Shinjo Mayu… Miki Aihara and Ako Shimaki lead the pack with around 200 searches each.

All of this has been fairly innocent. I get search results from queries like “shoujo smut mature manga download” which is a little naughty, but nothing major. But today, which checking out my stats, I noticed one query that I was disgusted by!  I don’t want to replicate the terms because I don’t want to be further indexed as a source for the words together, but check out the screencapture below.  The offending search query is fourth from the bottom.

Not only is it terrible to begin with, but it’s also brought up in a google image search.  (I took a look at the URL and it’s directing to a rather innocent image of Hina and Kyousuke from Teach Me More by Shinjo Mayu.)

I’m a little disturbed that such a searcher came to Sparkle Sparkle, a shoujo blog, to look for such images. Yuck.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 27th, 2007 at 2:49 pm and is filed under Ako Shimaki, Gakuen Heaven, General, La Corda d'Oro, Mamotte Lollipop, Miki Aihara, Ouran High School Host Club, Shinjo Mayu, Teacher's Pet, Yuuwaku Sakaraenai Yokubou. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. This entry has been viewed 1385 times.