I know this blog's read, but to actually have at least 1/10 PageRank by Google, when I haven't been blogging regularly, that's a wow.
If I lose the ranking tomorrow, then I's probably guinea-pigged by Google who's fooling around with their system yet again.
I'm attending the Search Engine Marketing Conference Philippines 2007 (SEMCON 2007) which starts tomorrow October 9 until October 10 at the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Intercontinental Manila in Makati City.
While my work now does not involve Internet marketing at all, I'd like to see how the local industry (and its growing community of SEM professionals) is faring so far, and what's up in their sleeves. Aaron Wall is its keynote speaker, as well as Marc Macalua, founder of SEO Philippines (among others), whom I know personally from our stint and project collaborations with US-based contact center campaigns.
SEO used to be just a fancy term to convince companies with websites to get listed on popular Search Engines. From the looks of it, it's become more than that--it's the art and science of making websites easily accessible and highly productive. See you at the conference.
I was doing a search of 'Carl Lozano' at Yahoo! when I came across a very familiar website - it's my Xanga.com site!
Long before it's called blogging, I was one of those doing the online journal thing. I wasn't really doing it for the purpose of having a diary online but I'm glad I had the free time to discover and explore Xanga's many features until, well, I haven't accessed and totally forgot about it.
Problem is, like my Geocities site and other Xanga, I can't recall my username and password.
