The Things People Search For

How does your audience find you? It's an important question in my daily life as a science communicator, and it's no less important for this roleplaying blog. Most of my tiny circle of readers comes in from other rpg blogs, but a small minority finds me via google searches. Here's what they were looking for.

First though, here's something that really gave me a kick: being mentioned on a French language gaming forum (bac à sable = sandbox) for my posts on how PCs can spend their ludicrous wealth! (Not least because it turns out I can still read French.)

SEARCH KEYWORDS

(All time search keywords from the blogger interface.)

• d&d death and dismemberment - I added some new ways to get hurt to this Death & Dismemberment table
• dnd potionmakers lab - has to be because of this Labs & Libraries post. Damn, that would've been a way better title for it
• dragonmarks 5e / greater dragonmark 5e / dragonmark of the sentinel 5e - in 2017 I was having a big fat Eberron vibe and I statted up its magical oligarchy tattoos for D&D 5th edition
• glog wizards - you write ONE pyromancer...
• sheet druid dnd 5e - closest thing I can think of are these cheat sheets for 5e backgrounds and classes to quickly throw together a character
• the things we do for xp - the title of this blog, and also the topic of 1) posts on what to do with gold-for-XP-wealth and 2) on tying XP to information and curiosities brought back to a collector
• amazon - beats me. I don't think I've ever written about Amazons or about Amazon 
• fire fly jpgs for year five - did I use a firefly image somewhere? 
• site:blogspot.com game language:en - "google! show me any English blog about gaming!" Surprise, suckers - this isn't even my first language. 
• site:blogspot.com fire fighter memorial language:en - can't for the life of me. Maybe linked to one of the images in my pyromancer post?