Advertise vs. Advertising - Does It Matter How You Spell advertize

Over the last few months, I worked on SEO and dynamic optimization for keywords, and recently I came across the epitome of disclaimers over spell checker. But ... in good faith, I must say, there is a purpose to my madness.

When I chose the name for a website advertising, I misspelled the word accidentally. Fingers on wrong keys, can not mean, bad typo, you choose the excuse, I use it, but in all honesty, I was typing the correct word for the various attempts and the last time I typed, L ' I misspelled, conquered the domain and ran toward the exit. Then I looked back and realized that nobody was chasing me. Dratt! What have I done wrong. I looked at the spelling. I thought that I moved into a vowel * business or something obvious that would not work. No, I used a Z instead of S in advertize. YAY! It works.

My gnome de plume has the taste of success, and there is wrong for the world to notice. (Exhaustion often takes me where I wanted to go, but that's another story.) Misspelled works for me. As soon as Google crawls my site, I hit the front page, optimized for the misspelled word. But the numbers burned! I wanted something more.

If I wrong once, I can do it again and get results?

Perhaps, but it will work?

(The conversations I have with myself is to be recorded some level of sanity test of psychoanalysis. Surely there is a cure somewhere!)

Write articles! Whoohoo, which works. If I write articles and advertising in them wrong, sending all the links to my site Misspelled, you should get some attention, right? Well, it works.

In a few months of random articles publicizing the title (misspelled of course) were dotting the information highway and I was happy with the results. The word was searched to advertise less than a million times (with results) and at the top of these results was my site. Yahoo! Article Marketing and SEO works.

Are you ready to duplicate the results? ......