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This post was mentioned on Twitter by PlanetPerl: Perl Web Server: Coming a little late to this game, but I understand there are some concerns in the Perl comm… http://bit.ly/4zpDZD #perl
The HTML title of http://plackperl.org/ is “PSGI/Plack – Perl Superglue for Web Frameworks and Web Servers.” It would rank better for “Perl Web Server” if that was in the title, for example “Plack – Perl Web Server Interface”.
In fact, the exact phrase “Perl Web Server” does not appear anywhere in the text of the page, so it is unlikely that Google would ever rank it well for that phrase. Adding that phrase a couple of times to the text would help.
Also, there is an f-bomb in the quote from Matt Trout. It should be obscured. “*&@%ing awesome” would make the point as well.