SEO Hong Kong by eugene wong
Posts Tagged ‘facebook’
SES Hong Kong 2011 – Keynotes
{lang: ‘ar’} Got so many useful information and knowledge from SES Hong Kong. Now I am going to share some keynotes about SES Hong Kong: Yahoo (Patrizio Spagnoletto, VP, B2B Marketing, Americas) My feeling is that they are repositioning themselves from a search engine to information portal. Patrizio emphasized Yahoo provide quality contents (‘premium content’ [...]
Google Plus Cheat Sheet.
{lang: ‘ar’}Here is the Google plus cheat sheet. Interesting features including how to bold a word, mention your friends, how to scroll your screen by using hotkeys, disable resharing function so no one can share your post to others etc. Enjoy!
Google Plus is now ready
{lang: ‘ar’} Google Plus is now ready – only if you got an invitation from friends. So now, ask your friend to send you the invitation, or I can do you a favor just in case your friends are not in Google plus. The steps are just similar to how you request a Quora [...]
Google +1 data available in Google Webmaster Tool
{lang: ‘ar’}Google has launched the +1 button last month and now the related metrics are available within both Google Webmaster Tool and social tracking in Google Analytic. The metrics include the impressions of the annotations, CTR with and without the annotations, how many pages you have been clicked the +1 and the geographic and demographic [...]
SEOmoz Search Engine Ranking Factors 2011
{lang: ‘ar’}SEOmoz, one of the most popular provider of SEO software in the industry, published their Search Engine Ranking Factors – 2011 edition last month. Some SEOs were quite excited with the report and some findings surprised me too. 1. Partial-match anchor text are highly correlated with search rankings! SEOs should start incorporating the non-exact [...]
Official: Global Rollout of Google +1
{lang: ‘ar’} Google has moved a step forward to compete with facebook. Unsurprisingly, Google has pushed the +1 button internationally but I still haven’t seen the button on google.hk. For now, the Google +1 is only available in Google UK, DE, JP and FR and as suggested by G, it will expand quickly to most [...]
Official: Google release Google +1
{lang: ‘ar’} Google has finally launched the Google +1 button. Apparently many SEOs are longing for this button because G may treat it as a (strong) social signal, say facebook Likes and Shares. Whenever Google user clicks on the +1 button, it actually means that ‘hey, that site is cool. Highly recommended., you should check [...]
How to create Quora account without invitation?
{lang: ‘ar’} Sorry you can’t. You need to get an invitation to join Quora anyway. Just drop me a message or leave your comment for this post. Of course, I do not encourage you leaving your email address here since you may receive thousands of spam emails daily. About Quora: Quora is a continually [...]
Stumbleupon’s new Paid Discovery
{lang: ‘ar’} Stumbleupon has launched their new paid discovery feature, by transforming Stumbleupon Ads to paid discovery and it makes marketing campaigns more effective. Advertisers can create campaigns and target content category, age, gender and location with low cost. Tracking is available too. Google Analytics can be integrated for all campaign levels, by saying that [...]
Google rolls out Social Search Worldwide
{lang: ‘ar’} Google confirmed their Social Search is now available globally, only a few days Bing has announced their updates on social search result. Social search results are incorporated once users logged into their Google accounts. It was available for English users only and now it can be used by non-English users after a year’s [...]
Why google is a woman?
{lang: ‘ar’} There are several reason why I think Google is a woman. Women are always too self-centered. The recent Panda update tells Google has her own definition of what ‘Good content’ is, and the webmasters need to accept and follow her standard in order to get a better search ranks. She will penalize you [...]
Huggies HK – The WORST facebook fans page I have ever seen
{lang: ‘ar’}Background: Huggies HK launched a facebook campaign, namely Huggies® Babies On The Go (Huggies BB四圍走) from February 14th – March 7th , 2011. Parents were advised to submit their baby’s photos to Huggies HK, and the said photos would be uploaded to their facebook page. The photos have to meet some requirements (don’t want [...]
Social sharing signals
{lang: ‘ar’} Representatives of Google and Bing recently stated the importance of social sharing signals. Hence it is not surprising to see link builders are shifting attention from traditional ways of link building to social media platforms. Both search engines see the author/account authority of the linking page, which means that if you get links [...]
Does Google use data from social sites in ranking?
{lang: ‘ar’}Matt confirms Google uses data from Twitter and Facebook in ranking. Related articles Google’s Matt Cutts Talks Facebook/Twitter Links’ Influence on Search Ranking (webpronews.com)
Google and Bing counts outbound links of Twitter and Facebook
{lang: ‘ar’} Image via CrunchBase Danny Sullivan from searchengineland.com did a great job on discovering if social signals count by Google and Bing. As you all now, outbound links on facebook and twitter are nofollowed, thus (in theory) it shouldn’t pass any SEO value to the landed page. Danny conducted an interview with the representatives [...]
Yahoo Returns To No. 2 Video Site, Ahead Of Facebook
{lang: ‘ar’}Facebook’s tenure as the number two video site in the U.S. was short-lived. According to the latest comScore video rankings, Yahoo returned to second place in September after Facebook held the spot in August. Here’s the chart for September: Video viewing overall was down slightly in September in the U.S. Source: searchengineland.com Related articles [...]
Facebook Goes A-Twitter with @ Tags, With a Twist
{lang: ‘ar’}If you’re a Twitter user, you’re used to @ tags. When you reply to a Tweet, you put @username and then type your reply. When you ReTweet someone, you use @username, as well. The @ symbol was used on blogs long before Twitter came around, so that people could address specific commenters directly. Now, [...]