Okay, so “Lola Davidson” – sounds like a person, right? I figured I’d start by just throwing that name into a search engine and seeing what popped up.
First Steps: Basic Search
I typed “lola davidson” into the search bar and hit enter. My thinking was, maybe it’s a writer, an artist, someone famous, or maybe it’s connected to a specific book, movie, or something. Just cast a wide net, you know?
Sifting Through the Results
The search engine spat out a bunch of stuff. I saw some social media profiles, a few mentions on websites that looked like maybe they were about genealogy or something, and a couple of things that didn’t seem relevant at all.
- Social Media: I clicked on a few of the social media links. Seemed like regular people, nothing really jumped out as the Lola Davidson I was looking for.
- Genealogy Sites: These were a bit of a dead end. Lots of names and dates, but without knowing more, it was hard to tell if any of it was related to what I was after.
- Random Stuff: There were some links to articles or blog posts that mentioned the name, but they were mostly in passing, not the main focus.
Digging Deeper
Since the basic search didn’t give me a clear answer, I decided to try adding some keywords. I thought, “What if it’s related to a specific field?” So I tried things like “lola davidson author,” “lola davidson artist,” “lola davidson photography,” just to see if anything more specific would come up. I add key words to the search bar, and observed the changed results.
Still Searching…
Honestly, even with the extra keywords, I didn’t hit a jackpot. It’s possible Lola Davidson is just a regular person, not someone with a big online presence. Or maybe it’s a really niche thing that I don’t have the right keywords for. It is also possible that this is a fiction name.
I spent a good chunk of time clicking around and reading bits and pieces, but I didn’t find that “aha!” *, I gave up. It’s kind of a bummer, but hey, that’s how research goes sometimes. You win some, you lose some.
