highspeed11

Are there any plans to attract the soon to be legacy owners? Like the "old I-Club" did with the WRX and how everyone did with the STi.

I did a search for "Legacy" - Nothing
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...lient&q=legacy

"Subaru Legacy" - Nothing
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&...=Google+Search

"Subaru Legacy forum" - Nastyoc
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&...u+legacy+forum

"Subaru Legacy Club" - Toronto Legacy Club.(good people)with Nastyoc and I-Club at the bottom.
http://www.google.com/search?num=30&...ru+legacy+club

The reason it took me so long to find a Subaru forum(and maybe the reason I'm not driving an RS) was because I couldn't google it easily. Hopefully somebody can do something creative with this.

highspeed11

Does anyone read the suggestions forum? The NAIAS starts in January and with it the debut of the 2005 Legacy. Then comes the bandwagoners looking for more info. Let's get hot people.

tide

iTrader: (1)

What plan are you suggesting to "attract" Legacy information seekers? Google is based on Page-rank, and while webmasters can massage their meta data to provide Google better information, its not up to them where they appear in the results. Its also not instant, the Google Dance as its called, only happens so often (when pages are rescanned for new meta data).

highspeed11

What you say is probably right. I was just hoping somebody smarter than me knew how it worked. And if so could figure it out. Thanks.

Imprezer

iTrader: (9)

I have had Legacy forum since Nov 2002. Also, I added Legacy Turbo Countdown forum few weeks back.

tide

iTrader: (1)

We have a few google boxes at work (apple.com) and its all about meta data. Alex, I know on phpBB there are "google mods" that help get the pages individually more notice. Perhaps there is something similar on vBulletin. Also you could just modify the pages to say, put the first post in a meta data "description" field. I don't know if you've ever thought about it.