user-1: We all love Anime and Manga - Stack Exchange, but there is a whole world of people out there who need answers to their questions and don't even know that this site exists. When they arrive from Google, what will their first impression be? Let's try to look at this site through the eyes of someone who's never seen it before, and see how we stack up against the rest of the 'Net.
The Site Evaluation review queue is open and populated with 10 questions that were asked and answered in the last quarter. Run a few Google searches to see how easy they are to find and compare the answers we have with the information available on other sites.
Rating the questions is only a part of the puzzle, though. Do you see a pattern of questions that should have been closed but are not? Questions or answers that could use an edit? Anything that's going really well? Post an answer below to share your thoughts and discuss these questions and the site's health with your fellow users!

user99: Anyone doing the site evaluation should be willing to put in some effort and time. Copy pasting the question title as is into Google search box doesn't help much. It rarely happens that people post the same question using the exact same phrase on other sites, so that way our question will always end up on the front page, if not at the top of the list. 
Taking the example given in another answer "Is the Hyūga main family's juinjutsu a Swastika?", the words Hyūga and juinjutsu are not used as often, so naturally our question takes the top spot. When I instead searched for "Is the Hyuuga clan's symbol a swastika?", I did not find our question on the first 20 pages. Moreover, although the answer written here is great, I found better answers on other sites listed on page 1 (Better is subjective and no offense meant to the person who posted that answer here). Hence, my rating for this question was "Needs Improvement".
Remember that the purpose of site evaluation is to measure how likely people are to come to our site through search engines. We should therefore search the phrase that an average person would enter into the search engine. Simply asking our question to the search engine, and then throwing a party when it comes up on top (that is, rating as "Excellent") doesn't really serve any purpose. 
Edit Note that a "Needs Improvement" rating does not necessarily mean that the question or answer is bad. The way the Site Evaluation criteria is currently implemented, it seems the rating includes both quality and searchability. 

user107: Is the Hyuuga main family's juinjutsu a Swastika?
It is difficult to Google this question, and I suspect that it is because of the "ū" symbol in the title.
When I searched for hyuga juinjutsu swastika, there was an anime SE result on the second page, but it was actually for a list of new questions instead of the question itself. When I searched for hyuuga juinjutsu swastika, I found many other sites' explanations, but anime SE was nowhere to be found until page four where it linked to the same list of new questions again.
Yes, if I search hyūga juinjutsu swastika, the actual question is the very first result. But how many people are going to go to the effort of finding this special symbol just to Google a quick question about an anime series?
I suggest that we try to avoid using "special symbols" in romanization in order to increase search hits.

-1: <p>We all love <a href="http://anime.stackexchange.com">Anime and Manga - Stack Exchange</a>, but there is a whole world of people out there who need answers to their questions and don't even know that this site exists. When they arrive from Google, what will their first impression be? Let's try to look at this site through the eyes of someone who's never seen it before, and see how we stack up against the rest of the 'Net.</p>

<p>The <a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/review/site-eval">Site Evaluation review queue</a> is open and populated with 10 questions that were asked and answered in the last quarter. Run a few Google searches to see how easy they are to find and compare the answers we have with the information available on other sites.</p>

<p>Rating the questions is only a part of the puzzle, though. Do you see a pattern of questions that should have been closed but are not? Questions or answers that could use an edit? Anything that's going really well? <strong>Post an answer below to share your thoughts</strong> and discuss these questions and the site's health with your fellow users!</p>
 99: <p>Anyone doing the site evaluation should be willing to put in some effort and time. Copy pasting the question title as is into Google search box doesn't help much. It rarely happens that people post the same question using the exact same phrase on other sites, so that way our question will always end up on the front page, if not at the top of the list. </p>

<p>Taking the example given in another answer "Is the Hyūga main family's juinjutsu a Swastika?", the words Hyūga and juinjutsu are not used as often, so naturally our question takes the top spot. When I instead searched for "Is the Hyuuga clan's symbol a swastika?", I did not find our question on the first <strong>20</strong> pages. Moreover, although the answer written here is great, I found better answers on other sites listed on page 1 (Better is subjective and no offense meant to the person who posted that answer here). Hence, my rating for this question was "Needs Improvement".</p>

<p>Remember that the purpose of site evaluation is to measure how likely people are to come to our site through search engines. We should therefore search the phrase that an average person would enter into the search engine. Simply asking our question to the search engine, and then throwing a party when it comes up on top (that is, rating as "Excellent") doesn't really serve any purpose. </p>

<p><strong>Edit</strong> Note that a "Needs Improvement" rating does not necessarily mean that the question or answer is bad. The way the Site Evaluation criteria is currently implemented, it seems the rating includes both quality and searchability. </p>
 107: <p><a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions/864/is-the-hyga-main-familys-juinjutsu-a-swastika">Is the Hyuuga main family&#39;s juinjutsu a Swastika?</a></p>

<p>It is difficult to Google this question, and I suspect that it is because of the "ū" symbol in the title.</p>

<p>When I searched for <em>hyuga juinjutsu swastika</em>, there was an anime SE result on the second page, but it was actually for <a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/questions?page=4&amp;sort=newest">a list of new questions</a> instead of the question itself. When I searched for <em>hyuuga juinjutsu swastika</em>, I found many other sites' explanations, but anime SE was nowhere to be found until page four where it linked to the same list of new questions again.</p>

<p>Yes, if I search <em>hyūga juinjutsu swastika</em>, the actual question is the very first result. But how many people are going to go to the effort of finding this special symbol just to Google a quick question about an anime series?</p>

<p>I suggest that we try to avoid using "special symbols" in romanization in order to increase search hits.</p>
