I wonder if anyone has tried this. You don't need to be a seer. Create and optimize a web page for each team in baseball that can win the worldseries as the 2005 champions. Maybe put predictions on each one for now in case people stumble upon it they might come back. Once a team is eliminated, delete the page and once the world series is won, update the page. This can be done for all sports. 2006 superbowl champions does not have much competition.
I wonder if they guard the word "superbowl" as jealously as another organization guards "olympics." If so, have to be careful.
Seems like a heck of a lot of work for a page that no one will care about a week after the World Series, if at all.
I remember reading an article about someone who did that for american idol. make a blog about each person in the beginning of the show, and when they get booted off the show delete that blog and keep building the others. Then at the end you have mad traffic for the winning blog. It sounded easy enough in the article. :shrug:
Yeah traffic for my "Winner of the 1978 Parker County Hot Dog Eating Contest" is almost nonexistant now.
I'm on page 1 (MSN & Google) for "2005 world series predictions" and would not suggest going out of your way to optimize for it. It doesn't bring much traffic even before the "big game".
If you have a forum or some other way to easily publish the content it surely won't hurt anything. You won't get truckloads of visitors but every little bit helps
Yeah I don't see the draw for people though.. Who would go to such a site? This is similar to what a lot of sports betting tipsters do though..> They set up multiple numbers and then give out free tips picking both teams.. The people who win are more likely to subscribe to the service... Some of them even go through entire seasons with multiple lines picking both teams in each game.
Beats me. It brings about 10 - 15 people to my site a day. Some post, most just read and leave. No idea what they were originally looking for, but you're probably right - something gambling related.
My heart says the Cubs (LOL) but then my brain slaps my heart around and says the White Sox (ya!) or Cardinals (boo).
Braves fans have had a nice run - I wish your team nothing but failure for the next 12 years! Cubs fans aren't greedy...one world series per 100 years would be just fine.