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Hello India!

Jun 29

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Interesting results when looking at DotNetNuke.com using the Google Trends. India is a close second behind the United States. I am sure this is a surprise to a lot of people except those from India :) When you look at adefwebserver.com (my site) you see that the biggest visitors are not from the United States but from... India. So let me say Hello India!

As to the releated searces it's nice to know adefwebserver.com made the list but still far behind sites like mitchelsellers.com. When I look at my standing on mitchelsellers.com I do a bit better (up to 4th) but still behind dnncreative.com that is ranked high no matter which DNN site you look at.

I don't rank at all on dnncreative.com!, but India is only #2 on their site so at least I have India, right? Wrong! Look at DotNetNuke and India, dnncreative.com is #1 and I'm not even on the list!

A little poking around to figure out how I made the list at all (no it wasn't the United States and DotNetNuke. I didn't make that list either, smart-thinker.com (from the UK) leads that list with California being the biggest visitors... I'm from California! Where is the love? :).

The reason I made the DotNetNuke.com related searches list at all was because of United Kingdom (still second place behind the ever present dnncreative.com).

But India is still my biggest fan :)

Published: June 29, 2008
By: Michael Washington

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Hi Michael
It feels great to listen such words from you. Definitely in India you can find lots of talent. We always have a eagerness to learn new technologies. Proud to be Indian.

Sunil Kumar Monday, August 5, 2013 7:46 AM (link)

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