Archive for February, 2007

Social bookmarking for SEO. Part one: Submit you link to many sites at once.

Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

Social bookmarking seems to be the web 2.0 version of what catalogues and directories were originally created for back when the web was born – sites that contain useful links. Or trusted links. Or categorized links. All kinds of links.
But with social bookmarking instead of a few trusted editors for each directory (or topic within […]

The back up internet connection

Monday, February 19th, 2007

At MoveYourWeb we pay a lot of attention to the communication process. A number of customers switched to us after using offshore development resources due to the communication problems they experienced in those relationships.
One of the important aspects of effective communication is stable and reliable internet connection (currently we have 8mb down and 1mb up […]

Chief Globalization Officer - new C Position

Thursday, February 8th, 2007

While reading some stuff on outsourcing, I came across a peculiar new title of a Chief Globalization Officer. This position was new to me, and I thought that it might be new to somebody else, too. So, I got down to my next article for the blog, which, as I decided, would be dedicated to […]

The right ways of using data in advertising

Friday, February 2nd, 2007

At recent IT English classes that are organized in our company (personally I attend upper-intermediary level as a lot of other management do, we also have intermediary level classes) we discussed the evolution of advertisement on the internet. Everybody could remember the crappy ad banners that were flooding the web sites 4-6 years ago. Those were simply […]

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