#10 for journalism jobs on Google!!

It would seem that I’ve found the Holy Grail, however fleeting it might be. It seems that I am #10 on a Google search for “journalism jobs.” Hitting page one on any Google search is what every site wants to achieve for its targeted keywords. Obviously, my journalism job site would have journalism jobs as the targeted keywords.

Now I just need to keep it there and see if I can move it up the list. If you remove three results out of that top ten, which are repeated results from pages in the top ten, I come in at #7. That’s nice. Very nice. I'm sure my wife will be thrilled to hear the news. I can picture her eyes glazing over.

Other interesting tidbits

Apparently Ottawa has also been interested in my site. I noticed the other day that someone searched for the HRSDC logo (Human Resources and Social Development Canada) and visited my site. Egad, what a mouthful of a name!

Now, someone from the House of Commons did the same search. Who knows, maybe they want to offer me a job! Ha ha ha! I doubt it.

Anyway. I have noticed a few times people search out the logos of various organizations and then pay my site a visit. They’ve never complained, nor should they. I suppose if I was saying nasty things about them, they might complain.

On that note, I could write a book about my dealings with HRSDC and EI. Most of it stems from when I was on it a long time ago when they called it UI. It was unemployment insurance, now it’s employment insurance.

Bureaucrats. They’re always so focused on language. Yes, language matters. I of all people know that, but why change it from UI to EI? What the hell did that accomplish? Did the UNemployment rate all of a sudden drop because they changed the name of the unemployment insurance program?

Oh well, who really cares anymore? And, I’m rambling. Time for me to get back to work. Oh, and whoever in Parliament is looking at my site, get back to work too! Unless you’re looking for work as a journalist. Then, feel free to check out my site! :)