Throwing my weight around…
Published mid-afternoon of February 20, 2009
Or something like that. Just sharing a link to one of my other blogs, pointing to the results for the PRC Nursing Board Exam of November 2008, because I’ve got two cousins proudly making the list: 34141 SEGUERRA, JON FRANCIS ORMILLADA 34142 SEGUERRA, JOSE MARI SEJISMUNDO Congratulations boys! With my brother Hannu graduating yesterday, I [...]
SEMCON Philippines 2007
Published at around evening time of September 20, 2007
What sets apart the most influential websites from the rest of the pack? I could give you a hundred–item list, but why go to the trouble when there’s one solution that almost always helps: search engine optimization. And what would be the best way to learn more about this voodoo–like practice? Be at SEMCON! This [...]
Number one?
Published just before lunchtime of June 7, 2006
The first results for the google query “isulong seoph” (without the quotes) is now steadily made available. Currently, the SERPs returns varied results for different IPs, browsers, google accounts, and other parameters we may never know. As it stands, my entry domain isulongseoph.net is at number one for most of the result sets, though strangely [...]
Isulong SEOPH!
Published mid-afternoon of June 1, 2006
With 130,000 pesos worth of prizes, can you afford not joining? I’m going for this one, despite my meager knowledge of search engine optimization. Isulong SEOPH! Join the fun, we all have a lot to learn.
Mr. SEO Philippines
Published in the wee hours of December 5, 2005
Since Yuga just wrote about one of the Philippines’ experts in search engine optimization, it would only be fitting to accompany his entry with a photo of our guru himself: Yes, that’s Marc Macalua of macalua.com, and he is willing to help in internet marketing and search engine optimization — free of charge. Go ahead, [...]
Keywords
Published in the early afternoon of June 30, 2005
Playing with the new technorati, I came across several articles listing high–paying keywords in various contextual advertising programs. “Mesothelioma” tops the list, probably an uncommon word to many. I guess this justifies the high click prices for “asbestos” and “cancer,” as they are related topics. “Loans” and “financing” are also multi–dollar keywords. Remember, technorati is [...]