SEO Job Vacancy – Come work with me and “The Lawyer”!!!!
Posted on June 10th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • 1 Comment
Do you want to work with me? You’re a mad(man/woman) if you do, but you’ll get to learn from one of “the more experienced and proven” Search guys in the business and will see what enterprise level marketing in the most competitive of industries is all about.
I’m not just looking for the best but for people that are passionate about Search.
You need to have SEO experience, be able to show a proven track record and make a great cuppa!
If you fit the bill, get in touch with and let’s see what we can work out.
Jason
P.S. “The Lawyer!” is part of the office furniture but the upside is he is bloody good to have in an emergency and his tea isn’t too bad either other than it is rarer than a hen’s tooth
How to build a Brand Based Search Engine
Posted on May 29th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • No Comments
Let’s presume that I was running a search engine and wanted to deliver results that the majority of searchers are happy with.
Would I run a search engine based on internal links?
Would I run a search engine based on page content?
Would I run a search engine based on external links?
Would I run a search engine based [...]
The Guardian Newspaper (and me) on Comment Spam
Posted on May 28th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • 2 Comments
I am pleased to say that in today’s (Thursday 28th May 2009) Guardian Newspaper (print and online editions) I am interviewed regarding a comment spam run by a firm of solicitors.
It highlights the dangers of working with a search marketing company that does not FULLY explain risks – It’s an interesting read and great work [...]
Anthropological Search Algorithm
Posted on May 15th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • No Comments
Widget Chav
Anthropologic Analysis Based on Neck Colour
Wayne & Waynetta Slob
Council Housed, Tower Hamlets London, UK
(Current Address: Private Rented Accomodation, Harold Hill, Essex, UK)
chavs@majorsearchengine.com
Consultant Anthropologist – Dr Onslo Lardarse PHD
Abstract:
In response to a query a search engine returns a ranked list of documents. If the query is broad (i.e., it matches many documents) then the returned list is usually too long to view fully. Studies show that users usually look at only the top 10 to 20 results. In this paper, we propose a novel ranking scheme for users. By identifying the social demographics that a user exists within, a website will be able to tailor the results to those that statistically the user will most want to see, delivering a rewarding experience for both the user and the website operator.
Why Jay Deiboldt is a Donkey & GoogleSlapper is a sham!
Posted on May 7th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • No Comments
Jay Deboilt is a Donkey and GoogleSlapper is a Sham!
Amsterdam Affiliate Conference
Posted on May 6th, 2009 • Filed under Everything • No Comments
I’ve just got back from the Amsterdam Affiliate Conference (CAP) and am playing catch up but to keep your interest until I do a more detailed post I thought this might make you smile
(Thanks to Becky Naylor for takin the photo)
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Cos Coming 1st While Being on Top Matters!