I remembered the movie, Lake Placid when someone again told me that things will get shaky in a few weeks to come which he calls, the Google Dance. I went up for from page 3 to page 2 but only for sometime. Now, I am back to page 3. But then again, when the Big G dance rocks in during the secontest2008 at UK, mind you, turns of tide and what-have-not’s will really happen.
Entries from February 2008 ↓
The Google Dance And Seocontest2008
February 29th, 2008 — SEOcontest2008
I Flew to UK To Meet My SEO Friend
February 28th, 2008 — SEOcontest2008
I took an airplane flight to UK only to visit a good friend of mine working as a top CEO of an SEO company known as EuroSEO who happens to be joining another milestone contest this year, 2008.
We sipped some freshly brewed coffee from a shop (I forgot its name) and grabbed some cheese cakes before we talked about the game plan in optimizing our sites against some known seo gurus too.
WJ for 50 and seocontest2008
February 26th, 2008 — Uncategorized
The WJ for 50 is a wacko-laden place where you get the bumps and humps you might need to get your sharp-tooth wisp to glint at night. But beware! There’s a catch.
It is like the seocontest2008 that is happening right now in UK where all the best seo guys are competing like never before. A lot of twists are happening every second in the Google page ranking so far. In fact, the seo2008 is really giving me some kind of a good drift to the realm of optimizing world.
Blog As A Tool?
February 22nd, 2008 — SEOcontest2008
I have commented lately on Pels Community website about the use of blog as one of the mediums in teaching students. It is in fact a simple tool that any average teacher who is not capable of understanding codes or html programming can easily use to boost learning outside of the classroom.
Although a weblog is basically text-based but with the existence of the widgets for blogs, it is now becoming more and more powerful as a tool in educating the young ones.
Sporadic Nonsense
February 19th, 2008 — SEOcontest2008
Tata! Uy! Language really takes many different forms. Tata! means “Batman” while “Uy” means “Hey”. How is that? Zach reinvented it. Hehe.
So what’s the catch then? We humans are really complex in nature. We may speak same language but we understand things differently. Our experiences summarize what we can are capable of understanding by programming our neurons to act and react to different stimuli.