Google Analytics provides an interesting look as to how visitors reach a website. I’d like to give our B&B some examples of how others (those who do not subscribe to the RSS feed or those who’ve not bookmarked TTAC) come our way and you’ll find the reason near the end of this post.
Below is a selection of the most interesting “entrance keywords” in the hope of giving you an insight in to the psyche of the non-B&B. Consider this: TTAC receives orders of magnitude more visitors than we have registered users. And, of registered users, a relatively small percentage are active participants (guest writers and active commenters), a.k.a. the Best & Brightest.

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E46M3_333 - +1 These are marketing gimmicks for the most part. “Look, our dash looks and works like an iPad! Ipads are cool, therefore, our car is cool.” In a...
kkt - NTSB investigates travel modes besides air. Truck with oversize load hits a bridge and knocks it down, NTSB...
NoGoYo - I really feel like the RWD Cutlass Supreme was sort of the last true Oldsmobile. Sure the FWD Cutlass Supreme wasn’t the worst car in the world,...
graham - Maybe that frog blood caused you to overlook the intended mockery in danio’s comment.
sckid213 - As a kid who grew up in San Diego in the ’90s, I associated Olds with the Cutlass Ciera, which to me seemed very much like Buicks. I...
highdesertcat - Lorenzo, I watched a documentary on CNBC some time ago that dealt with Sergio and his approach to managing a global...
Lorenzo - That’s a great fix! Not only does the backing plate protect the plastic tank and hitch give the Jeep more utility, it punctures the radiator of the...
Doug DeMuro - Yes! I didn’t get them from Costco, but you get the idea. They’re tremendous.
wsn - Not unlike that of Al Gore’s 10,000 sf “eco-friendly” house.
285exp - How much do these batteries cost? How much inventory of fully charged batteries will the battery swap facilities be keeping in stock? How much will the...