Martin Lewes, Money Saving Expert Blog Discussion

Former_MSE_Andrea

This is the discussion to link on the back of Martin's "Martin Lewes, Money Saving Expert" blog. Please read the blog first, as the discussion follows it.


Read Martin's "Martin Lewes Money Saving Expert" Blog


IF YOU'RE NEW TO THE SITE AND WANT TO SAVE MONEY GO STRAIGHT TO THE HOME PAGE

TNG

isn't there a Martyn Lewis that reads the news?

google that and the first two results are this site :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

annie-c

Martin Louise.... interesting - are you trying to tell us something????

Kelinik

Erm Martine Lewis, Martin Looez.....can't think of anymore that aren't getting very unlikely.

Just thinking though won't it take ages before these get picked up by google or is that only the case with my site because its small and insignificant lol?

payless

mlmoneysaver wrote:

Some kind of spelling adjustment would be in order methinks...

perhaps read the blog entry

charlieheard

The other way to do it is to put some hidden text on the home page with all the different spellings, i.e. tiny white text on a white background. I discovered this while searching for cheap Barbie stuff for the kids and was often redirected to !!!!!! sites which had done just this - SICKOS :mad:

Luckily the wife was watching and I could prove it, otherwise it might have been a bit embarassing :rolleyes:

Fran

Mastin Lewos

NartunL ewis


...must get away from this thread or I'll be at it all day.....

Matriurinlewis

Katrin Mewes

,artin ;ewis

money saver Martu;

munnysaiving xpurt

,styom ;reod

that b***x on the radio :eek:

sophie_maxwell

nERUB KWQUA (if you type with hands one key length to the left)

<styom :reod (vice versa)

It would take someone with exceptional stupidity to do this (me, for example )

jpjp_2

I think you need to use an eBay MoneySavingTip here. There are those sites like FatFingers.com where you can find misspelt keywords on eBay - for example say you were into collecting Wedgwood china, you put that keyword in and it finds all the auctions with spellings like Wedwood, Wegwood and so on (the idea being that you can pick up bargains because very few people find them because most people know how to spell it)

So, put "Martin" and "Lewis" separately into FatFingers.com and you get...

nartin, martim, martib, msrtin, marton, martun, maryin, marrin, mirtin, martan, martii, marttn, marrin, maatin, mmrtin, martinn, martiin, marttin, marrtin, maartin, mmartin, martni, maritn, matrin, mratin, amrtin, marti, martn, marin, matin, mrtin, artin

lewid, lewia, lewos, lewus, lrwis, lwwis, leeis, leqis, lewas, leuis, lewiz, lewii, lewws, leeis, llwis, lewiss, lewiis, lewwis, leewis, llewis, lewsi, leiws, lweis, elwis, lewi, lews, leis, lwis, ewis

charlieheard

jpjp wrote:

I think you need to use an eBay MoneySavingTip here. There are those sites like FatFingers.com where you can find misspelt keywords on eBay - for example say you were into collecting Wedgwood china, you put that keyword in and it finds all the auctions with spellings like Wedwood, Wegwood and so on (the idea being that you can pick up bargains because very few people find them because most people know how to spell it)

So, put "Martin" and "Lewis" separately into FatFingers.com and you get...

nartin, martim, martib, msrtin, marton, martun, maryin, marrin, mirtin, martan, martii, marttn, marrin, maatin, mmrtin, martinn, martiin, marttin, marrtin, maartin, mmartin, martni, maritn, matrin, mratin, amrtin, marti, martn, marin, matin, mrtin, artin

lewid, lewia, lewos, lewus, lrwis, lwwis, leeis, leqis, lewas, leuis, lewiz, lewii, lewws, leeis, llwis, lewiss, lewiis, lewwis, leewis, llewis, lewsi, leiws, lweis, elwis, lewi, lews, leis, lwis, ewis

Sticking all those as hidden text on the home page should cover most eventualities :shocked:

MSE_Martin

or - just the mere fact they are here in this forum