Quest for 1 Million Google Searches; “Subprime Blogger” Searches Increase
Posted on | October 21, 2009 | 1 Comment
In our quest for 1 million Google searches that direct users to Subprime Blogger we have seen a steady increase in the search for the keyword phrase “Subprime Blogger.” Yesterday, we had one of the biggest days ever for this search term as it was searched 73 times. The goal is to get over 100 Google searches for this term. Please do what you can to help and thank you all for your visits! This article on Jim Rogers and his outlook or oil is sure to go viral today as LewRockwell.com linked to it:
Jim Rogers: Oil Has to go Much Higher Over the Next Decade
Current Google Searches since July 4th – 135,539
If you would like to help, please tell anyone you know to Google “Subprime Blogger” as this would be the easiest way to find this website directly. You can access the chart of our progress on Facebook through the Subprime Blogger Group. Please feel free to join the group as well!
Google Searches Progress Chart
Author: Jesse Wojdylo
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October 21st, 2009 @ 7:35 am
Sub prime loans are a huge issue! Many people find they are unable to make payments, especially as the interest rate adjusts. Loan modifications do not appear to be affective (or fast). As a former mortgage broker, I used sub prime loans as a way to help clients with lower credit scores purchase their homes and begin to rebuild their credit. Unfortunately, many did not make timely payments and raise their scores in the two years prior to the rate adjustment. If you are considering refinancing and/or rebuilding your credit to qualify for lower rate loans, please read my book “Getting To Closing” (www.CherylLPeck.com) to help you understand the application and closing process.