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12 of the best, just for fun
Google searches to find Bay Life online
IMAGE CREDIT: Jo Collins, On the Tides – Driftwood Creations.
“The Bay Hotel got some interesting searches this week. Is something about to happen that we do not know? No surprise either to see people searching for ‘Jo Collins Pevensey’ this week, perhaps one of the best loved and most talented local crafts people in our midst. She is the owner of On the Tides – Driftwood Creations. Booked up for months in advance no doubt, ’tis the season. her unique gifts make fabulous local Christmas presents. “—Bay Life, 1 December 2016
What do Jo Collins, Martello Towers, British Prime MInister eyebrows, Marks and Spencers Petrol Station and Digital Eagles at the Royal Oak and Caslte Inn in Pevensey have in common?
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We have a tool that helps us analyse how people are coming to the Bay Life platform every day that picks up the searches that people are making in Google in real time.
Some are obvious, some are related to big local news stories, some are about people looking at the locality as a possible place to live and some are about individual people, news stories or a search for information about local groups.
For example, one of the most popular searches is something along the lines of “What is it like to live in Pevensey Bay”. Others, fairly obviously are searches like Coast Road roadworks at the moment, then there are some familiar favourites like oyster bungalows and Martello Towers and the searches for particular people or local businesses.
To bring people to the platform Google matches the search with word strings in articles. It is a fascinating way to build up a picture of how people see Pevensey and Pevensey Bay online and it helps us to build a profile with our articles and present a profile of the locality with regard to the interests of people, organisations, local activity, local authority articles to the community and all kinds of campaigning issues.
One of the surprising things, for example, was to see the level of interest in seeing the fortunes of the local library restored, others, perhaps less surprisingly were to find out what is happening with the future of the Beach Tavern, publicity related to the castle and many other similar ‘live’ campaigning issues.
Some searches, that bring people to Bay Life, we simply can not work out at first, then they make us laugh. How about this search “British prime minister eyebrows”. This search found an article in which the life of Denis Healey in Alfriston was featured with a quote from the Guardian newspaper!!! Google algorithms do some funny things!!!
Here are some of the ’12 of the best’ searches for this week. It might be that we post these searches weekly so people can see what people are saying about Pevensey and Pevensey Bay when they searching for information about the locality.
Just for fun, here are some of the searches this week, here is what people are typing into Google to get to Bay Life the online platform for the locality. Life and Times in the local Digital Age!!!
The Bay Hotel got some interesting searches this week. Is something about to happen that we do not know?
No surprise either to see people searching for “Jo Collins Pevensey” this week, perhaps one of the best loved and most talented local crafts people in our midst. She is the owner of On the Tides – Driftwood Creations. Booked up for months in advance no doubt, ’tis the season. her unique gifts make fabulous local Christmas presents
The spellings are left just as they were typed. Maybe you will even see yourself, your business or your organisation in these searches!!
12 of the best Google searches to find Bay Life online this week…
Jo collins pevensey
digital eagles royal oak and castle pub
dermot clarke jobcentre
street learning wealden
pevesney bay life
the hournal, issue 5, Pevensey bay life
the bay hotel Pevensey bsy
marks & Spencer petrol sation pevensey
martello tower pevensey bay leyland original…
British prime minister eyebrows
coast road pevensey bay closure
oyster bungalow pevensey
