Thanks for stopping in to 10e20′s Blog. Ron Paul indeed is heavily searched in Google. I am considering including him, but then I’d probably have to include a 3rd Democrat to even things out. And, I’m trying to keep things compact.

As well we are expressing no political view and as such – it could really be any candidate for analysis purposes. I selected the 4 current candidates based on name recognition well beyond the 2008 Elections and overall polling stats.

As time goes forward – there may be reason enough to include others.

Thanks again for stopping by.

The last paragraph should read;

“You really ought to include him in your report, considering he is the most widely searched candidate on the internet”

You really ought to include him in your report, especially consider he is the most widely search candidate on the internet.

Thank you,

Jacob

Thanks so much for your response and suggestion. I did mention in the post that I may add Ron Paul as there is so much swirling around him in Social Media.

“Social Media groundswell by supporters of Republican Congressman Paul is interesting too. We’re always monitoring how Social Media affects organic search results so I may begin to track how he’s doing on a name search, even though, he’s likely to not be a national front runner.”

However to date (the last 3 rounds) have been focused on those who are national contenders, so as many have noted, I’m not sure Paul is actually in that category…I could be wrong.

Thanks again for checking in and for the suggestion.