- Dec 4, 2011
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After reading 200+ posts yesterday regarding the previous entity, I think this community can move ahead by leaps and bounds if members redirect their energy(ies) toward self-promotion. It's been touched upon in an earlier thread. But if anyone recalls, Google uses "page rank" as its mechanism for search inquiries. Google's web bots (or spiders) crawl the net in order to determine what urls are of highest importance and places them accordingly in order when a search is indexed. The more links / urls that Google's spiders see on other highly ranked sites, the quicker GMTN overtakes the top spot.
Arbitrarily searching for "trailblazer forums" tonight resulted in the obvious top spot. But...(and it's a big one)...the ranks of other, less-obvious choices were close behind. The masterminds over at VS don't control public web content and can't filter highly-ranked "affiliates" of GMTN. S10forum.com, GMTrucks.com, and even Gamestop.com are all highly ranked when that term is searched. This means, add your supporting URL's to the cows come home and watch Google pick up GMTN like the next Facebook. Planting seeds is big business when it comes to SEO. Believe it or not, but people are hired by SEO companies to do this 24/7 for their clients.
So, scour the net folks. Much more productive than beating the dead carcass of a mule.
Arbitrarily searching for "trailblazer forums" tonight resulted in the obvious top spot. But...(and it's a big one)...the ranks of other, less-obvious choices were close behind. The masterminds over at VS don't control public web content and can't filter highly-ranked "affiliates" of GMTN. S10forum.com, GMTrucks.com, and even Gamestop.com are all highly ranked when that term is searched. This means, add your supporting URL's to the cows come home and watch Google pick up GMTN like the next Facebook. Planting seeds is big business when it comes to SEO. Believe it or not, but people are hired by SEO companies to do this 24/7 for their clients.
So, scour the net folks. Much more productive than beating the dead carcass of a mule.