Point 1 – While the common stigma of SEO’s is focusing solely on #1 on Big G, best practices dictates there is more to rankings. There is online marketing which grants clients traffic from targeted customers & content development for the end users who are constantly seeking information.

It is also part of our responsibility to inform our clients of what we can achieve, what we cannot guarantee (anyone who promises a ranking is just a clueless d*mbass), and the technicalities of the process. It is then up to them whether or not to proceed with our services. So we do offer solutions to what is necessarily important for our clients in terms of their businesses online.

Point 2 – Online media may still be at its infancy stage in this region, but it’s no different from the rest of the world. Inevitably, it will be plagued by spammers and the low-life-make-money-online-quickly wizards. The challenge now is how do we construct content in such a way that sets us apart from the rest of the mediocre beings.

Point 1 – While the common stigma of SEO’s is focusing solely on #1 on Big G, best practices dictates there is more to rankings. There is online marketing which grants clients traffic from targeted customers & content development for the end users who are constantly seeking information.

It is also part of our responsibility to inform our clients of what we can achieve, what we cannot guarantee (anyone who promises a ranking is just a clueless d*mbass), and the technicalities of the process. It is then up to them whether or not to proceed with our services. So we do offer solutions to what is necessarily important for our clients in terms of their businesses online.

Point 2 – Online media may still be at its infancy stage in this region, but it’s no different from the rest of the world. Inevitably, it will be plagued by spammers and the low-life-make-money-online-quickly wizards. The challenge now is how do we construct content in such a way that sets us apart from the rest of the mediocre beings.

- SEO is like a dangerous weapon. In the right hands, it keeps the world working fine. In the wrong hands, it messes everything up. My question to you, as an SEO practitioner, is: do you care who your customers are? Will you get anything to the top of google, whether or not it is actually usefu.?

- I think the good Middle Eastern brands (airlines, telecom, property, hospitality) have good websites. What sucks is the user generated content (ie the blog posts with “my five favourite dubai hotels,” etc). Corporate websites are the tip of the iceber, it is all the amateur stuff that matters.

- SEO is like a dangerous weapon. In the right hands, it keeps the world working fine. In the wrong hands, it messes everything up. My question to you, as an SEO practitioner, is: do you care who your customers are? Will you get anything to the top of google, whether or not it is actually usefu.?

- I think the good Middle Eastern brands (airlines, telecom, property, hospitality) have good websites. What sucks is the user generated content (ie the blog posts with “my five favourite dubai hotels,” etc). Corporate websites are the tip of the iceber, it is all the amateur stuff that matters.