We’ve had the number two result in Google for [epsom salts] for, like, ever. #1 has always been wikipedia’s page.

I know all the cool SEOs disparage PageRank, but relative measures ought to mean something — and wikipedia bests our page 6 to 4.

But as of today, the Google proxy Scroogle began showing Care2’s “13 Wonderful Ways to use Epsom Salts” article at #1. That means that at least some of Google’s datacenters are serving up our page in the top position.

Keep it coming, Google… we’ll put our foot soak / sedative bath / exfoliator up against wikipedia’s “anhydrous heptahydrate” any day. (Now that we’ve graduated from high school chemistry class, I mean.)