As of today we have 100 members! Thanks everyone for your support.
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As of today we have 100 members! Thanks everyone for your support.
Thats awesome its the quality not the quantity
Nice! Were making progress.
New opinions, new ideas, more expertise to draw on and collaborate. Glad to hear we are a growing family.
Just noticed that we went over 200 members this week.
Keep spreading the word and using key words in your posts so that the search engines find us before the "other" site :)
Key words: Jeep, commander, off road, 4x4, XK, Help, Racing, crash, My commander won't....... JEEP JEEP JEEP. Also put tags in your threads you post I forget to do that my self but it will help.
Want he said :)
When we enter a comment in the forum we talk the talk that we all know, but newbies search differently, for example:
We might say the TPS in my XK is DOA but a person searching for a defective tire presure sensor that is not operational would not search using those terms. The search would be more like: "Help with broken Jeep Commander Tire Warning light", you can see from that request that they would not be directed to our post becuase none of the words are the same
All we need to do is like Sal pointed out... Just make sure every so often when posting that we refer to the forum exactly like the search engine needs www.xk-forum.com and then use sentences like: "Last night the Tire sensor TPS on my Jeep Commander failed"
Another trick is to keep the words Jeep Commander close to the topic to be searched: Jeep Commander Forum / Jeep Commander Bumper / Jeep Commander Tires ? Jeep Commander Rules...
We don't have to make it a chore, just every now and then put in a few extra key strokes.
Another thing you can do is instead of using the favicon in your browser header to come to the forum (thatis what I do most often), try typing the address in the address bar every now and then to do a search, more searches bring you to the front of the list.
Got it. Makes sense. I figured it was something like that but i'm no forum pro. Still alot to learn.