Do I Want To Be Known For Blow Job Tips?

Where I ponder in my goal to be well-known, what is it that I am becoming known for? Is it what I want to be known for? Is ‘blow job tips’ among them? 

 

I have had 724 searches for ‘blow jobs,’ ‘blow job tips,’ ‘how to give an amazing blow job,’ etc in the last 30 days.

 

This is 19% of all searches to my blog. Almost 1/5.

 

Second only to encrypted. (They’re blocked so I don’t know what they searched for.) Of the search terms I can see, it is my #1 most popular search term to get to my blog.

 

Compared to in the last year:

847 ‘blow job’ related searches— 9.5% of all total searches.

 

To give you some context, globally, there are 6.2 million searches for ‘blow job.’ MONTHLY.

 

What can I conclude from this? One, that my blog traffic is increasing exponentially as of late. Two, there is an abnormally high obsession with blow jobs on this planet. And three, that I can give credit to these blow job postings for the increase in overall blog hits.

 

Which poses new questions for myself:

Is this what I want to be known for? (No.)

 

Can I do something to change this? (I hope so.)

 

Meanwhile am I enjoying the increased traffic? (Well duh.)

 

Why don’t people google more for cunnilingus (550,000) or oral sex on women (40,500)? (My guess is that due to sexism there is much more pressure and expectation on girls to give oral to guys rather than the other way around. And guys expect it too. But that’s for another post.)

 

What I would like to be known for— sample google searches:

“Asian woman blog”

“amazing asian woman writer”

“asian woman model minority surfer”

“top asian woman stand up paddling surfer”

“multi billionaire asian woman blogger”

“how does it feel to be rich?”

 

Questions: If you had a blog what would you want to be known for? Have you ever been known for something that you didn’t really like or was untrue? 

 

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