Search Engine Optimization by Wordape

by Klaus @ TechPatio on March 21, 2010

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This is a sponsored post, paid for by Sponsored Reviews. All views expressed in this post are mine and are not influenced by the fact that I have been paid to write this.

Still too many webmasters and site owners are not aware of the importance that SEO, Search Engine Optimization, has on how well your site will perform compared to your competitors. Only very few businesses today, especially online based businesses, has the market 100% for themselves. This means there will be competition and you and your competitors will both really much like to get out to as many potential customers as possible. One way of doing that is optimizing your website(s) for search engines such as Google and Bing, just to name a few of the most popular.

SEO can be very complicated if you’re not experienced or if you don’t have a lot of time on your hands. That’s why Search Engine Optimization has become a business for many companies over the past few years, one of these companies are Wordape which is based in Seattle. They don’t only do Seattle SEO though, but for many other websites as well. Wordape has a lot of resources and knowledge in the SEO field and is able to certainly give your website a boost in the search engines. You just need to remember that SEO results doesn’t happen overnight, it can take, days, weeks and even months, depending on how complicated your website and your competition is.

Whether or not you’re in the market for some search engine optimization, you should check out Wordape’s article on Great Recession SEO. It covers the NASDAQ bubble burst in 1999 and the housing bubble burst in 2008. Click here to read.

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Facebook Cause $2 Billion Daily Work Hour Loss in Denmark

March 19, 2010
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An organization within Denmark published a study yesterday, made by Dwarf and Userneeds, showing that Facebook is the cause of $2 billion in loss of working hours. In a country with a population of 5,500,000 people, around 55,000 of them spend more than 30 minutes of their work day on Facebook, meaning a loss of [...]

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I’ve been writing more about Google these past few weeks, than what I usually do. Most of the reason is because of the issues between Google and China, and sometimes I also mention how I’m not totally crazy about the fact that Google is becoming more and more The Internet, if you know what I [...]

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Most advanced Mac users are used to seeing Microsoft copying many of the thinks that comes out of Apple in Cupertino (like Mac OS X Leopard and Windows Vista, as shown in this video by David Pogue).
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CNNMoney.com reports, based on calculations done by Investor Village, that 120,000 iPads were sold during the first day of iPad pre-orders.
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Happy Birthday, .Com domain. You’re now 25 years old.
On March 15th, 1985, Symbolics registered the first .com domain, Symbolics.com.
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Here’s a quick and really neat trick for Mac users who would like to have birthdays listed in iCal. As default, your Mac will easily display birthdays in iCal, based on dates from your Addressbook, but it can’t give you an alarm and there’s no way to modify the events to do so.
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Friday Flick Find: REGEN (Amazing short film, Making Of & Bloopers)

March 12, 2010
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The title of this amazing shortfilm is “REGEN”. At this time, it has around 200,000 views on YouTube, so chances are, you haven’t seen it yet – I hope It’s short but it deserves a look, it’s really great work from the people behind it. And speaking of “behind it”, there’s a behind [...]

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iPhone OS 4.0 With Multitasking Support This Summer

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Google recently threatened to close down its activities in China, including their office, and pull out of the country, after they learned about the hacking that came from China.
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Facebook: Bigger Photos For Better Viewing

March 11, 2010
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Ever since I started using Facebook, I’ve wondered why our uploaded photos always showed in such a low resolution, without the possiblity of enlarging them.
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