Category: SEO

  • Facebook Open Graph | Adding Like Button | Killing Google & SEO

    Facebook Open Graph was recently launched during the F8 Developer Conference. Let me quote a few lines from CNet. The bigger announcement was what Facebook calls the “Open Graph,” and how Facebook plans to connect disparate corners of the Web that other social sites are building. “Yelp is mapping out the part of the graph…

  • SEM & SEO on any given day

    Busy month? Indeed! That is exactly the reason why I could not even do justice to my own blog. No updates for many months. Poor blog. As far as I could remember, the last time I went out to socialize with bloggers and online marketers was during the iBlog6 – The 6th Philippine Blogging Summit.…

  • Revisiting Fundamentals of SEO

    Dixon Jones made it very clear that the Fundamentals of SEO Are Far From ‘Basic’. I agree. As many local companies are jumping into having their web presence felt, web sites and web pages are being built and rebuilt many times. Companies get the best web developers just to get things started for them. The…

  • Search Engine Strategies London with Jim Sterne & Gary Viray

    When I was in London last February 14-20,2010 to attend the Search Engine Strategies (SES), I was skeptical as to what I can learn from the said conference. All I thought things are way to general in terms of the knowledge and information I can get. It turned out that I was wrong. Everything went…

  • Google Caffeine not until the holidays

    The Florida Google major update was an unforgettable Google update which generated panic among many online businesses way back 2003. A lot of them lost traffic thus  lost sales and income especially so with a highly targeted revenue because of the holiday season. Oh well, those losers complained about the Florida Google update but those…