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Here are some of the top search phrases that were used to find WCF so far for the month of September, ranked by order of frequency:who really discovered americaamerican coloniesthe aztec s shelter industrial agethomas hobbes influence on declaration of independence western civ early american colonies greatest explorer occupation of attu and kiska during ww2 how ancient rome is similar to united states mayan empires who really discovered america? early colonies thomas paine custers horse commanche parthanon history why germany entered ww1 were the colonists justified in their revolt history of the dark agesthe industrial age what did the indian removal act do? ancient rome - modern day influencesamerican history early original intent v. a living constitution top 10 westerns of all time aztec mayan incan empires european american history chu lai vietnam 1990 s and the 1920 s differences westerncivforum how could the spanish defeat the aztec and inca empires dark ages in history
Well the more we post the more frequent the traffic
Yes that is true. And you might find it interesting to see how your postings in the past have attracted other people who are looking for that same (or related) information. I find this particularly interesting when people are searching for obscure tid bits, such as chu lai vietnam or 1990 s and the 1920 s differences .
As far as search engines, do they only 'hit' the words in the topics, or in the message body as well?
They hit all the words in a post, not just the subject lines. You can see this, for example, by going to this posting by Donnie back in March ( ).Now if you go to Google and type in this sentence from Donnie's post:
The churches who are gaining adherents are the universalist nondenominational sects who market themselves to a younger generation
...you'll see that Donnie's post is the first in the Search Engine Result Pages (or SERPS for us geeks). Not all posts are indexed in Google, but generally the older and more popular threads (such as those with links from outside sources) will be placed higher in the Search Engines.
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