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Games Magazine Best Party Game of the year 2007/2008

GiftTRAP wins GAMES Magazine’s “Best Party Game of the year 2007/2008”

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Puts your gifts to the test!

GiftTRAP is the hilarious new game that’s taking the gaming world by storm and putting the social back into board games.

The goal is to really get to know your friends and family.

You win by knowing your friends and choosing the right gifts, but most of all it’s just fun to play and gets you talking about things that matter.

• 3-8 Players, 5+
• Playtime 45-75 mins
• Learn in 10 mins

• 1 full size game board
• 640 Gift Ideas
• Rules
• 8 Organza Gift Bags containing; scoring markers, gift & choice tokens plus advanced strategy cards

Love to play Trivial Pursuit, Cranium or Apples to Apples - You will love this family party game.

GiftTRAP is all the fun of Secret Santa without needing to shop or wrap.

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Santa Google-clause came a little late this year with my Page Rank of 6!

I was surfing late last night and I suddenly spotted something different down on the toolbar. A belated gift from Santa. Our Page Rank had jumped from 5 to 6. 

What was amazing was as I jumped from page to page the rankings of so many pages had jumped and many pages were at 6 including a page that’s only 1 month old - our Holiday Gift Poll page. I can’t find one reference to this page on the web. It searches well, but there are no links back to this page. I’m not complaining, in fact I’m delighted.

So I’m wondering if there is something new I’ve not read about in the Google Algorithm? Is it somehow using Alexa-style Web Traffic? If so from where is the traffic coming from? We certainly have had a lot of hits in a short space of time on this page, but how did Google track that? We hit a peak ranking on Alexa of 64,025, not that I’m metric obsessed or anything.

It makes sense that this page has a strong rank because it’s good content, but its not been tagged or linked to as far as I’m aware. I have noticed quite a large number of hits to this page via email, so are they tracking email referrals to sites?

I was advised and had read that I should try and get links deep into my site, I’ve done nothing specific. It seemed to happen all at once and with little or no direct effort on my part.

I was reading on LinkedIn Answers yesterday a comment from Darren Barefoot. Here’s an extract…

“Whats the foolproof way to do SEO, that the search engines will always like?

* Create relevant content on your site. Blogs and forums are great ways to do this. My colleagues and I talk about the 4 C’s: create compelling content constantly.
* Engage with the online community, fostering incoming links.
* Write good copy, and uses effective (relevant) naming techniques for your files, domain, title tags, and header tags.”

This was pretty much what I thought and hadn’t really done much to just create links for the sake of links.

I’ve never heard any connection between Google and Web Traffic? Can anyone comment?