Help get Yangdu and the Kami community discovered

Mr Azar: you might want to consider creating a dedicated Wikipedia page for Himalayan Imports and a section on the kamis. Google places heavy emphasis on Wikipedia-specific search results for related keyword searches. Here is an article speaking about this in more detail:
http://searchengineland.com/the-art-of-seo-for-wikipedia-16-tips-to-gain-respect-11126

Excerpt: One thing is for sure: A Wikipedia entry for your company or organization is valuable. It lends credibility to your organization, giving searchers who see a Wikipedia entry while searching for you the impression that your organization is bigger and more legitimate. Because of the authority status of Wikipedia, it’s easy to get a newly created entry for one’s company or brand to rank on the first page of the SERPs, no matter how competitive the keyword is. So, in a way, this is reputation management. If you don’t like what is in the top 10 currently for a particular keyword related to your company, get a Wikipedia entry to occupy at least one of those slots.

Also see:
http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Wikipedia-Article
 
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That is such an awesome suggestion!
HI Wiki. I'll help.
Amko said:
Mr Azar: you might want to consider creating a dedicated Wikipedia page for Himalayan Imports and a section on the kamis. Google places heavy emphasis on Wikipedia-specific search results for related keyword searches. Here is an article speaking about this in more detail:
http://searchengineland.com/the-art-of-seo-for-wikipedia-16-tips-to-gain-respect-11126

Excerpt: One thing is for sure: A Wikipedia entry for your company or organization is valuable. It lends credibility to your organization, giving searchers who see a Wikipedia entry while searching for you the impression that your organization is bigger and more legitimate. Because of the authority status of Wikipedia, it’s easy to get a newly created entry for one’s company or brand to rank on the first page of the SERPs, no matter how competitive the keyword is. So, in a way, this is reputation management. If you don’t like what is in the top 10 currently for a particular keyword related to your company, get a Wikipedia entry to occupy at least one of those slots.

Also see:
http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Wikipedia-Article
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