Yesterday as I wrote an article for our newsletter I was listening to an instrumental version of Streets of Bakersfield.

I thought how the music seemed to put me in a "mood" of comfort and, of course reminded me of the Bakersfield 'sound' and the last time I went to the Crystal Palace (to see Clint Black at Remembering Buck Owens benefit concert at 8:00 AM).

Here's the Streets Of Bakersfield. mid URL
which I put at the top of the newsletter front page.

So, I decided to run a test to see if putting a musical link on a front page of a newsletter (commonly referred to as an Ezine, pronounced ee-zeen') got it more hits. Also what kind of hits were these? This of course meaning, where did they come from?
Do more people click on the page from search engines, which ones and what are the key word they typed in to get there.

This is really just basic SEO (Search Engine Optimization) but I find it so interesting because until you go and check to see what others are doing, where they click and what they're looking for on the Internet you never really know.

I have not finished studying the results. I think that a pretty good amount of time for this particular study is 1 month.
I am having fun now!
So far I have some astounding results!