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Common SEO Mistakes of B2B Blogs

18. June 2010

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Just like how it helps individual writers connect with readers, blogs help businesses interact with clients in a more casual, personalized way. Business-to-business blogs help expound certain products or services without necessarily altering the tone of the message within product pages. But when they’re not optimized for search engines, their prospect clients may not easily [...]

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Google TV: TV Meets Web, Web Meets TV

21. May 2010

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Another visible sign that Google is out to diversify its services was out today as the search engine giant announced that it will launch Google TV in autumn (or fall, whatever suits you). Obviously, Google thinks television is one important aspect of entertainment that refuses to die, and therefore continues to be one source of [...]

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Site Speed Now A Google SEO Priority

28. April 2010

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Google continues to look at user experience in delivering search results. In the past, we noticed results that include photos, videos or news feeds for a certain search query. Then we observed that search results are based on where the search query originated. Now, we hear Google emphasize user experience again through website loading [...]

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195M Young Chinese Netizens Spend Time Online On Music, Games, Video

28. April 2010

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According to the annual China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC) report “2009 Report on the Behavior of China’s Young Internet Users”, the number of young Chinese Internet users — those who are younger than 25 — rose almost 17 percent to 195 million from the end of 2008 to 2009. In addition, this group accounts [...]

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Google China vs Google Hong Kong Traffic After Diversion

29. March 2010

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On the day Google decided to divert its traffic from China to Hong Kong, this website started to receive traffic from China visitors even if no content within the website is rendered in Simplified Chinese, the default language in China. Probably because there is no Chinese equivalent for the term “SEO”. Alexa showed sharp contrast [...]

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