Barack Obama vs. John McCain in Search Marketing
Written by Pablo Palatnik on September 11, 2008
The internet has been a primary player in the 2008 primaries and now the presidential election for people to get their news source, information on the candidates and so on. Both camps, in this case, must have someone who understands about search marketing, or doesnt understand about search maketing.
Here is a post looking at certain things in whose winning the search engine battle between Barack Obama and John McCain.
Screen shot of Barack Obama in Google:
Barack Obama in Google
Screen shot of John McCain in Google:
John McCain in Google
Things to notice:
- Barack Obama is bidding on the term John McCain for more exposure.
- Google seems to give Obamas page a bit more authority.
- Both sites have a PR 7
- McCain seems to have more sites indexed by Google.
Obama is winning the search marketing war. Disagree? Comment below.
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4 Responses to “Barack Obama vs. John McCain in Search Marketing”
Hi there,
I looked over your blog and it looks really good. Do you ever do link exchanges on your blog roll? If you do, I’d like to exchange links with you.
Let me know if you’re interested.
Thanks..
By Jamie Holts on Sep 11, 2008
Can you tell me who did your layout? I’ve been looking for one kind of like yours. Thank you.
By Jamie Holts on Sep 11, 2008
Hi, I don’t really exchange links with other blogs or sites unless I personally know them, etc.
I honestly forget where I got my theme from but I had it customed by a site that sells themes which you can Google for custom wordpress themes or free wordpress themes and you’ll see that some will have premium themes you can buy or try to find a theme in this format that will match what you are looking for.
I visited your blog, good topic for the time being. Best of luck with it! I think a new theme would really enhance it and maybe if you’re just starting out, I’d cut down the advertisements a bit.
By Pablo Palatnik on Sep 11, 2008