Search has become one of the mainstream uses of the Web. Better search result accuracy and diverse choices through blended search are among the reasons why more people use search engines (15.4 billion search queries as of March 2010 in the U.S.) to find information. This trend is coupled with the proliferation of WiFi network that [...]
Continue reading Google SSL Beta Offers More Secure Search Queries18. May 2010
Revamping a website is an exciting time. For a company’s online presence, it’s an opportunity to portray a new look and follow a new brand direction. But it is also a time to be reasonably nervous as bugs, misspelled words or malfunctioning forms can arise anytime. In SEO, there are also things we need [...]
Continue reading 8 Things to Check When Relaunching Your Website15. May 2010
It was announced that Planet Yoga, one of the popular yoga centers in the city has closed its doors for business because it was short of cash. Yes, the company is short of cash even if some of its 13,000 members claim they were urged to renew memberships long before they’ll expire. In Hong Kong it’s [...]
Continue reading Paging Master Kamal: Removing Planet Yoga’s Online Presence1. May 2010
Random sweep of the Internet brought me to Large.com, an email service provider that I thought was closer to a business idea frozen in time rather than a premium email it claims to be. I thought with the introduction of Gmail’s 7.3 Gigabytes free email storage or Yahoo! Mail’s virtually unlimited storage shut down paid [...]
Continue reading Can Someone Remind Large.com Gmail Offers Gigabytes Free Mail?28. April 2010
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 [...]
Continue reading Site Speed Now A Google SEO Priority
23. May 2010
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