At the beginning of every year, a surge in demand for Hong Kong Rugby Sevens tickets takes place. Yet, it appears that overeager patrons find it very frustrating to use the HK Ticketing, the official website to book tickets online and to call for reservations. A number of feedback was received by South China Morning [...]
Continue reading Hong Kong Ticketing: Making Websites Serve Their Purpose4. November 2009
In many occasions, I am asked by website owners how to obtain Google Sitelinks. For those who are not yet familiar, Google Sitelinks is a set of links that appear below some site listings on search engine results. The aim of Sitelinks is to help users navigate through the site even before reaching them. Towngas Appearance of [...]
Continue reading Towngas and Sitelinks Hints from Hong Kong Websites12. October 2009
If you are a scalper or someone trying to dispose of your East Asian Games ticket, you might be happy to know that a search for “east asian games tickets’ don’t display any ticket website on the first page of Google search results. This could mean that for people who fail to find relevant information [...]
Continue reading Buy East Asian Games Tickets Online Opportunity21. September 2009
Canonicalization is a relatively new term introduced in the realm of search engine marketing as a way to describe how website URLs are formed. It is the process of picking the best url when there are several choices, and it usually refers to home pages. For example, if your website’s homepage is www.abc.com, it may [...]
Continue reading Hong Kong Government Sites Canonicalization Issue16. September 2009
Last month, The Nielsen Company released its findings from a survey about spending habits of parents when it comes to children. Spending is a thorny topic during recession. But just like cheap dining or wedding preparations, baby and child care consumers seem unperturbed and unaffected. These customers are basically parents who want the best for [...]
Continue reading Toys ‘R’ Us: Importance of Search Marketing for Toy Retailers
26. January 2010
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