A Tag Cloud of Search Terms From This Site

Courtesy of Seth Godin, I checked out 10³bees.com, a free web analytics tool that focuses on search terms. In truth, it’s not really delivering much new information to anybody using Google Analytics or (for blogs) Performancing.

It does have one super cool feature, though. It builds a tag cloud of the terms people use to search for your site. Note these aren’t search phrases (as in ‘direct buy’) but the individual words. The bigger the word, the more searches.

This is my cloud from the last 24 hours. Using the site, you’d normally click through to see related keywords for a particular term. That’s useless in this context, because this data is password protected. I did a find and replace, and now if you click on a term, you’ll search this site for that term:

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Top tip to 10³Bees: Enable users to display clouds like this without going knowing HTML and going through the find and replace hassle. You’ll get instant promotion and tons and tons of linkbacks.