On my Hal Spacejock site I have a few pages dedicated to classic SF authors - for example, William F Temple. After I first put the pages up I soon discovered the one on Isaac Asimov was the highest ranked on Google Australia, which prompted me to remark at an SF convention that given I was now Australia's formost authority on Asimov I'd better put some actual content on the page.
Today, according to my server logs, over 200 people arrived at my site after searching google, MSN, Yahoo and so on for 'Asimov Classic' and 'What is an Asimov Classic?'
Nice to have all those visitors, but what exactly set them off? (Wacky suggestions in the comments trail welcome.)
update: Another 150 or so overnight.
update #2: Two days later and they're still coming. Maybe it was a crossword with a million dollar prize?
Simon Haynes is the author of the Hal Spacejock and Hal Junior series (Amazon / Smashwords / other formats)
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Not really sure what an "Asimov Classic" is but I'm really curious now :p I did notice that your site appears on the first page of a Google search for "Asimov Classic". Maybe it's some kind of an Internet treasure hunt?
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