
63 open · 0 gone forever
Limited runs
Ten copies per design, all sizes together. Once they are gone, they are gone: no restock, no “back by popular demand”.
It is the 410 of clothing: deleted on purpose, for good. Google eventually forgets a 410 page. You will remember the one you did not buy.
Still open
The counter is the shop's own: each order takes one off, whatever the size.


410, a stake through the heart

The disposable Black Friday page

No returns on bought links, disavow only

301: I’m never going back

The escaped heart

It’s not you, it’s the algorithm

Reconsideration request (take me back)

Redirects wired in series

Christmas tree shaking

Santa has a list. So does Google

The nofollow reindeer

No, Grandma, I don’t work at Google

There’s no such thing as an SEO emergency

I used to be top of the tree

The copy-pasted Christmas card

Hreflang comes in pairs

The SERP snow globe

Best wishes, cut off at 155 characters

Find 2026, replace all

Internal linking, champagne tower

You can’t redesign without breaking links

Discovered – currently not hatched

All your eggs in one basket

Shiny outside, hollow inside

Limited run of 10 impressions

PageRank 10, certified (unverifiable)

Greatest hits: the 10 pages that bring all the traffic

Grand complication, Migration calibre

Vintage 2026 (same wine since 2019)

429: too many requests, retry never

Sold out, still a 200

Rare specimen: the bug that can’t reproduce

LSI keywords, mythic rarity card

Relic: a meta description shown as written

Finished loading: a web colophon

Here, a page ranked number 1 (for three days)

Cache-Control: no-store, not sold in stores

The perfect keyword, certified nonexistent

World champions of our own brand name

Total eclipse of page 1

PigeonRank, the 2002 April Fools’ joke

Our best article is an April Fools’ joke

Hit counter: 000010

Fossil: the meta keywords tag

Untitled, tag on blank page

The SERP food chain

Duplicate content, nine states of one page

Wild-caught links, farmed links

The Mother’s Day card, audited

Macaroni necklace, the only link scheme she keeps

Nobody goes to page 2, except Mom

SEO, as defined by Mom

You’ll be an SEO, my son

Can you get me to number one on Google?

My dad has a website, I don’t bring it up in meetings

Greetings from Search Console-on-Sea

Campsite Wi-Fi: better near reception

Sandcastle built on AI content

First-term report card: needs improvement

A hundred lines of duplicate content

Greetings from production

Fall reading list: the same 10 tips, 412 times
The graveyard of sold-out runs
You missed it. Too bad. It will never come back. We leave them here so nobody forgets.
Nobody is buried here yet. The first runs have just come out: now is the time not to end up in this section.
Questions people ask us (before it is too late)
Ten, really?
Ten copies per design, all sizes together. The eleventh customer sees the “Sold out” stamp. It is not scarcity marketing: it is the rule, and the counter is public.
What if I want it afterwards?
No. Not even with a great pitch. Not even with a backlink. Sign up to the alert for the next one.
How is it printed?
Printed to order in France: allow a few working days for production, then delivery.
What do I get if I sign up?
One e-mail when a new run comes out. Nothing else: no newsletter, no “exclusive content”, no automated sequence chasing you three times.