Highlights and Archives for VanderbiltCupRaces.com- December 2011 and a Record-Breaking 2011
December 2011 Summary
A total of 5,923 unique visitors (an average of 197 visitors per day) viewed the website in December 2011, a 37% increase over December 2010. For full-year 2011, a reord total of 68,381 unique daily viewers have visited VanderbiltCupRaces.com, a daily average of 187 and a 35% increase over 2010 and a 138% increase over 2009. Thanks for stopping by!
Enjoy,
Howard Kroplick
Current Search Engine Rankings
VanderbiltCupRaces.com has retained its #1 ranking for all six leading search engines for "Vanderbilt Cup Races":
Google: Ranked #1 of 938,000 websites
Yahoo!: Ranked #1 of 3.14 million websites
Bing: Ranked #1 of 3.17 million websites
Ask: Ranked #1
AOL Search: Ranked #1 of 966,000 websites
blekko: Ranked #1 of 2 million websites
VanderbiltCupRaces.com also received a top 5 ranking for all six leading search engines for "Long Island Motor Parkway":
Google: Ranked #5 of 279,000 websites
Yahoo!: Ranked #4 of 9.37 million websites (Book "The Long Island Motor Parkway" is #1)
Bing: Ranked #4 of 9.22 million websites (Book "The Long Island Motor Parkway" is #1)
Ask: Ranked #4
AOL Search: Ranked #5 of 1.07 million websites
blekko: Ranked #3 of 11 million websites
Blog Archives: December 2011
Website
The Top 20 2011 Posts on VanderbiltCupRaces.com
Vanderbilt Cup Races
Views from the Pits of the 1910 Vanderbilt Cup Race
Article “The 1909 Vanderbilt Cup Race” by Peter Helck
Article “The 1908 Vanderbilt Cup Race” by Peter Helck
Spectacular Aerials of Roosevelt Field and Roosevelt Raceway (1924-1938)
Winter Holiday Scenes of the Long Island Motor Parkway and the Vanderbilt Cup Race Courses
Details on the “Thermos The Bottle” Truck at the 1909 Vanderbilt Cup Race
At the Starting Line on Jericho Turnpike in Mineola: The 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race & Off-Topic Video
At the Starting Line on Jericho Turnpike in Westbury: The 1904 Vanderbilt Cup Race
Profile: #10 Darracq- Winner of the 1906 Vanderbilt Cup Race
Profile: The #7 Panhard Racer- First Winner of the Vanderbilt Cup Races
A Family Inquiry: Jefferson De Mont Thompson- Chairman of the Vanderbilt Cup Commission
Then & Now: The 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race “S Turn” in Albertson
Long Island Motor Parkway
Article “The Long Island Motor Parkway” By Howard Kroplick & Al Velocci
Winter Holiday Scenes of the Long Island Motor Parkway and the Vanderbilt Cup Race Courses
Then & Now: The Motor Parkway near Burrs Lane, Half Hollow Hills
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series:#15 The Smith Farmway Bridge in Lake Success
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series: #14 Lakeville Road Motor Parkway Bridge in Lake Success
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series: #13 Marcus Avenue Motor Parkway Bridge in Lake Success
Long Island Motor Parkway Bridge Series: #12 The Vanderbilt Farmway Bridge in Queens
Update: The Last Intact Motor Parkway Bridge in Suffolk County
Highlights from the 3rd Clean Up the Old Bethpage Motor Parkway Bridge Day & The LIMPPS Meeting
Presentation “Motor Parkway: From Round Swamp Road to Broad Hollow Road” on Tuesday, December 6th
Cars
Hemmings Classic Car Article “A Car from the Dawn of Cars”
Then & Now
Then & Now: The 1905 Vanderbilt Cup Race “S Turn” in Albertson
Then & Now: The Motor Parkway near Burrs Lane, Half Hollow Hills
Long Island Automotive Museum
Old Cars Weekly Article: “Always Austie: Remembering old car hobby icon Henry Austin Clark, Jr.”
Forums, News, Car Shows and Automotive Events
Presentation “Motor Parkway: From Round Swamp Road to Broad Hollow Road” on Tuesday, December 6th
Links to related posts on VanderbiltCupRaces.com
Comments
Howard, it is obvious by the huge increase in viewers that your signature “Enjoy” at the end of each segment is what people are doing. Your devotion and effort to keep the history of the Vanderbilt Cup Races and the L.I. Motor Parkway alive is outstanding and a benefit to all. Your enthusiasm is infectious . We all owe you a great deal for your posting of this material for all to see. My sincere thanks to you.
Hi Walt:
Much appreciated!
Howard