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If one creates good content ... it moves! Here is an example from my new Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine which I created last night (and Tweeted).

From bit.ly I can tell that my original Twitter link has been clicked upon 99 times in the last 24 hours. Add yesterday's 623 Feedburner subscribers, and over 700 people have already reviewed this content, and this does not include all the folks who came to NorthstarNerd.Org directly.

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Realtime results for search engine "nobel prize"

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  raysadad: This looks useful. Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/X3rSt (expand) (via @zaidlearn)
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  zaidlearn: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/X3rSt (expand)
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  blablatj: RT @ShellTerrell: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/13RsHG (expand)
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  av2learner: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://ff.im/-94CxP
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  pgsimoes: RT @ShellTerrell: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/13RsHG (expand)
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  web20classroom: RT @ShellTerrell: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/13RsHG (expand)
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  ShellTerrell: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/13RsHG (expand)
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  elearningPosts: Nobel Prize Winners Video Lecture Search Engine http://bit.ly/YAeA3 (expand)
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And Finally ... me!

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  NorthstarNerd: Just created a new custom Google Search Engine which indexes Nobel Prize Winner Lecture Videos. Access via my blog at http://bit.ly/21uzau (expand)
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