SEMCon 2007 Day 1
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Even though I have some basic knowledge about search engine optimization, I felt that what I know about it is just shallow until the Day One of Search Engine Marketing Conference 2007 ended. I find Benj Arriola’s presentation (SEO for Megasites) interesting since it has bridged a gap between SEOs and Website Designers/Developers. It is indeed an eye-opening experience that web design and development with SEO in mind actually puts a lot of value. It is interesting to know how web designers/developers play an important role in the optimization of the website for search engines.
Well, that was just about on-page optimization and that is just the beginning. For a website to rank higher (or to become popular), quality inbound links are a factor that is being considered by major search engines. Cool. I’m learning geeky SEO stuff.
Before, I was just thinking about the quantity of links and without minding the quality. For instance, before, I created a WordPress theme and uploaded it in the WordPress themes website. Of course, the theme that I created has a link pointing to my blog with my name as the anchor text. Even before day one of the conference, I knew that I was already doing linkbaiting.
Anyway, I’ve also learned something about creating cost-effective ad campaigns online for Google AdWords and a whole bunch of stuff that was Greek to me. ![]()








October 11th, 2007 at 2:50 pm
Nice, a wordpress theme or anything downloadable that people use and you get a link is one of my favorite ways to build links. I call them tool baits.
October 11th, 2007 at 3:09 pm
Hi Benj

Yup! That was just one thing that I’ve learned from fellow bloggers.
November 4th, 2007 at 10:30 pm
Medyo late. Heheh. Nandun ka rin pala! Nandun din ako.
Anyways, I thought the conference in general was so-so. Maybe because I’m in the same profession…
November 6th, 2007 at 7:41 am
Hi Miko

Oo. andun din ako. Wehehe
Sana nagkita pala tayo dun :p
December 28th, 2007 at 6:28 am
@Miko: I thought the conference was so-so also. haha. But the majority audience were not really SEO knowledgeable. And the networking and offline discussions can always have some added value.
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