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"Perhaps the most infamous Googlebomb (an effort to inflate a website\u2019s search ranking for a particular term) was \u201Cmiserable failure,\u201D which for a time, placed the official White House homepage of George W. Bush atop the search results for the term.  Less than a week into the Barack Obama administration, a new Googlebomb has dropped, but with a more positive connotation: \u201Ccheerful achievement.\u201D\n\n\n\n\nAccording to Google Blogscoped, entering that search term yielded Obama\u2019s official White House page as the top result earlier today, though it has since been supplanted by articles discussing the Googlebomb.  What makes Googlebomb\u2019s more fun (or impactful anyhow) is that when you enter the term on the Google homepage and click \u201CI\u2019m feeling lucky,\u201D it takes you directly to the first result for the search term.  \nGoogle claims to have lessened the impact of Googlebombs, which probably explains in part why The White House page has already fallen towards the bottom of the first page of results for \u201CCheerful Achievement.\u201D  Additionally, Google\u2019s search algorithm is currently rumored to put more weight towards timely content, which helps explain the quick rise of blog posts about the bomb.\nAs for \u201Cmiserable failure,\u201D the George W. Bush page is no longer anywhere to be found in the results.  But for a journey back in history, here\u2019s the blog post from Google\u2019s Marissa Mayer explaining how it came to be, way back in 2005."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2009/01/22/cheerful-achievement/>