The report on the spring open event at Yokota Air Base appeared as a Google recommendation
The article about the "Yokota Air Base Sakura Matsuri 2019 (Spring Festival)" that I visited recently appeared on Google's recommended sites, and I noticed an increase in traffic compared to usual.
Recently, energy drink-related news has been frequently featured on Google, so I think that might have contributed to this surge in traffic.
It was surprising to see more access than when energy drink-related articles are recommended. After all, there are far more people interested in base-related topics than in energy drinks.
At the base, I didn’t intend to buy energy drinks or sweets, so perhaps those from the base who visited the site just read it as a general report. If Google continues to feature such events, I might consider participating in more base open events in the future (●´ω｀●).
I didn’t expect something like this to happen, but up until now, I had grouped trips, base visits, and energy drink brand events all into the same category. However, recently, I’ve split them into three categories:
In the past, I wouldn’t write reports when I didn’t buy energy drinks at the base. Now that I’ve divided the categories, I want to increase the number of base open event articles here, so even if I don’t buy energy drinks, I plan to post reports in the future ( ´∀｀)b
| ≪OLD Draft review published and minor energy drink reviews added | I witnessed that "people don't look at the content when retweeting." NEW≫ |
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