oK I must be bored today (nothing selling, go figure!) and I'm noticing all these titles with spelling goofs and laughing my bleep off at some. Selvedge (I would think they mean salvage or selvege?) As if it's not hard enough to get things sold, I'm pretty sure no one will search a misspelled word but who knows? Maybe I'm wrong and that's why my stuff isn't selling. 
@reallynicestamps wrote:Grammatically.
*evil grin*
From time to time I will use the common error in my titles since someone is likely to be Searching on that.
Tolkein/Tolkien or Heinlein/Heinlien for example.
My favourite (British spelling!!) was when DD was looking for a particular Canadian made trailer, BOLER out of Winnipeg. Cutest things you ever saw.
We kept finding 'boler ' hats and 'boler' jackets.
@reallynicestamps, I was just trying to see who was paying attention. 
I actually don't have any favorite misspelled words. I'm shocked every single day when I see them.
Sometimes I search for choker necklaces and I'm always aghast to see how many titles say Chocker.
@bartermaniac wrote:oK I must be bored today (nothing selling, go figure!) and I'm noticing all these titles with spelling goofs and laughing my bleep off at some. Selvedge (I would think they mean salvage or selvege?) As if it's not hard enough to get things sold, I'm pretty sure no one will search a misspelled word but who knows? Maybe I'm wrong and that's why my stuff isn't selling.
To add to all the discussion about this starting example ... in some industries, they use the word "selvedge" to mean what a seamstress or someone who makes quilts or clothes would call the seam allowance. They spell it the "archaic" way, and this is in the USA.
My favorite typo I have seen is leaving the letter "r" out of the word "shirt". Don't know if anyone has mentioned that, yet.
