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12-23-2013, 09:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-23-2013, 09:40 AM by Charlie Horse.)
Has anyone got any experience boosting the google/yahoo presence of a web site in order to get packgoatcentral.com higher in the rankings for "pack goat" searches? I think this is something we should think about.
What about making a little ad for "Goat Tracks" magazine to let people know we're here? Perhaps could use the banner at top and just add the web address below it and a little 1 sentence description? Not sure what it would cost. Probably not that much.
Also we could post mention of the forum on the pack goat yahoo email list. I'm not sure if the forum would be considered the 'competition' or not...
One other idea. On the email list someone asked if there's a map of where it is ok/not ok to pack. You know what-- Perhaps putting together such a map is something we could think about doing. It'd sure help make this place a 'must be bookmarked' page for pack goat folks.
Oh, and finally, if you had a great thread from the old forum, perhaps you should reconstruct it here. I may rebuild my Hiking Utah 2012 and 2013 and Hiking the San Rafael Swell threads. They were full of pictures.
What about making a little ad for "Goat Tracks" magazine to let people know we're here? Perhaps could use the banner at top and just add the web address below it and a little 1 sentence description? Not sure what it would cost. Probably not that much.
Also we could post mention of the forum on the pack goat yahoo email list. I'm not sure if the forum would be considered the 'competition' or not...
One other idea. On the email list someone asked if there's a map of where it is ok/not ok to pack. You know what-- Perhaps putting together such a map is something we could think about doing. It'd sure help make this place a 'must be bookmarked' page for pack goat folks.
Oh, and finally, if you had a great thread from the old forum, perhaps you should reconstruct it here. I may rebuild my Hiking Utah 2012 and 2013 and Hiking the San Rafael Swell threads. They were full of pictures.