Google search...new subscribers

[JimmyC]

Back in the day that's how I found it..
Got broadband and thought..what do I really want to do with it..
Online world War 2 fighters game..
Low and behold it was there..
Its not there now..just did a search..did not see aces high.some work needs to be done surely..was Hop meant to do this kinda thing..there is a dark art of putting the right words in the right places..if you don't know how to do it..get someone in who does..
Need to be right up there in the search engines..there must be a lot of interest in this genre..traffic ..with the numbers that play war blunder etc..

Or maybe it's a secret club we all belong too..

[Spikes]

I'm sure it would help if you knew how to use a search engine.

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Someone wanting to try out new flight sims and/or WWII combat games would never find it.

[Bizman]

Someone wanting to try out new flight sims and/or WWII combat games would never find it.

That's right, searching for WW2 online games either gives Flash based browser games or those delivered over Steam.

Optimizing a website for Google isn't a dark art. Gone are the days when you could use Webster's dictionary as a meta file to get boost your visibility. A handful of quality search words should do. Google seems to rather read the contents than the meta files. Titles, sub titles and lead paragraphs are what count.

Then again, Google and its partners like to sell visibility, raising the rank of their best paying customers using similar search words.

[PR3D4TOR]

A modest adwords campaign might do the trick.

[Serenity]

I discovered it via commercials on the Military Channel way back when... but yeah, we NEED to start getting more visible again!

[Traveler]

If HTC hasn't cared enough to improve the games presents in internet searches for the last 20 years, what make you think HTC want's to spend the resources now?