Visitors have found this thread via these keywords

[ekrem]

Hello.
You've this new function, which is shown under each thread in pageview, that shows via which queries visitors have found this thread through search engines.
You currently just let these query-strings being displayed as a normal text-string.
You should let these query-strings make a url pointing to the thread.
<a href="url to thread">query string</a>

It's an on-site link relevant for seo optimization, this way Google values this query string. Currently it is just a query string without usefullness for Search engine optimization.

 

[Gunny]

Hello.
You've this new function, which is shown under each thread in pageview, that shows via which queries visitors have found this thread through search engines.
You currently just let these query-strings being displayed as a normal text-string.
You should let these query-strings make a url pointing to the thread.
<a href="url to thread">query string</a>

It's an on-site link relevant for seo optimization, this way Google values this query string. Currently it is just a query string without usefullness for Search engine optimization.

Well thank YOU, town cryer.

 

[strollingbones]

what no 'pussycalls'?

 

[saveliberty]

I look at it like a virtual pet you can teach tricks.

 

[MaggieMae]

Hello.
You've this new function, which is shown under each thread in pageview, that shows via which queries visitors have found this thread through search engines.
You currently just let these query-strings being displayed as a normal text-string.
You should let these query-strings make a url pointing to the thread.
<a href="url to thread">query string</a>

It's an on-site link relevant for seo optimization, this way Google values this query string. Currently it is just a query string without usefullness for Search engine optimization.

Yeah, I get that. I lie sometimes, too.