I have been getting emails regarding the authenticity of this Blog sponsorship offer:
I’m interested in finding out whether or not your Blog accepts sponsors. What I am interested in is sending you a list of keywords which I would like linked to certain URLS (all family friendly sites). These links would go into your Blog [...]

Was passing by Makati Cinema Square this afternoon and noticed a makeshift stall was doing a gadgets bazaar. Best sellers are 29″ TV sets (unknown brand) for only Php7,000.
What caught my attention was an iPod Nano imitation. I took a closer look and the device was really close to the real thing. They’re in 256MB [...]

In part 1 of our SEO Companies in the Philippines series, the spotlight is on a link building-focused SEO company based in Cagayan de Oro City. In this installment, I interview Michael Turner, CEO of Harvest SEO. The inteview gives a glimpse of how the Florida-based company came to set up shop in the City of Golden Friendship.

On the cover of Newsweek magazine, the title page screams: “Beijing vs. Bloggers”

The Internet in China has always been a major battleground of censorship, freedom of speech, big brother authoritarian rule and freedom fighters etc. My Chinese classmate used to tell me how their Internet in China was “incomplete” (read: censored).

Can they feed your reader?

Two new sites help track down what’s happening in the Philippine blog scene.

MyAyala.com has removed the hidden text pointed out in the MyAyala.com Does a BMW.de post earlier. But Senior Google engineer Matt Cutts thinks that may not be enough…

A software company is testing social marketing for their project management software. They are donating proceeds from their sale to the Red Cross for the mudslide victims.

Microsoft recently made a significant change in its license agreement. Now if you upgrade your motherboard, you need a new Windows license. What a load of… you know what.

Last February 16, Dennis Agulo a member of the SEO Philippines mailing list reported that MyAyala.com has been removed from the Google Index. A site:domain check over at both Google.com and Google.com.ph showed zero results. MyAyala.com could have been caught stuffing keyword-rich hidden text at the footer of its pages, a clear violation of the Google webmaster guidelines.