how long does it usally take to get a good forum off the ground?

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First off, try submitting it to the ODP. Find the category that best suits your subject at www.dmoz.org
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It takes approximately two weeks to five years, give or take a few years. :mrgreen:

As earlier noted, depends on topic and your effort.
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I've gotten like 45 members in less than one month. I don't know if that's good or not, but everything seems to have spurts of when it gets lots of traffic and stuff.
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The META tags being properly set up is important
I believe a lot of search engines are beginning to use other methods than the META tags.
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