Rahaf Harfoush sat down to chat with Lee Odden recently about tips and tricks of SEO — Search Engine Optimization - Toprank’s CEO shares tips and Tricks. Some days I feel like I’m up to my neck in SEO. Helping bloggers with titles, tags, categories. Always looking and improving what I think are the […]
Sarah Perez wrote a great, insightful post about the explosion of cool apps and how, really, we can’t do it all:
What Can We Do? It’s hard to say. Early adopters are not going to stop playing with every new service, but it’s clear that we’re getting to a point where tools that centralize, aggregate, but […]
The buzz tonight (Sunday) is about the launch of Powerset the new semantic search engine that is showing us that Wikipedia really does have good information to offer.
Limited to just Wikipedia for now, Powerset is more of a technology showcase than a useful tool, but if you’re looking for something that you’d turn to Wikipedia […]
I got home and checked out Rebecca’s live blogging from DemoCampVancouver05 just in time to catch mentions of a new Vancouver-based service-site called #Twemes:
6:13There were no winners (and no losers) and no prizes to be given, but the room is now warmed up for the first demo by Rochelle (one of my fellow Tech Women […]
While I take a lot of pictures, sometimes I need a stock photo for something. You know that image that is just right. One small problem about stock photos is often they can be rather pricey and the license terms can be harsh. Vancouver-based Vibrant Software has just re-launched EveryStockPhoto.com which indexes royalty-free images […]
A few items caught my eye this week that I haven’t had a chance to blog about thus far. Since the Patriots just finished beating the Jaguars (no cracks about supporting the Seahawks, I’m from Boston remember), I thought I’d just link up a few things here …
From Techvibes I caught that Vancouver software company […]
Anyone heard of TrueLocal, a local search engine that currently indexes more than 13 million local businesses and 50 million local web page? It turns out the company is based in Guelph, Ont. The company’s president, Jake Baillie, recently appeared on a MarketingMonger’s podcast. TrueLocal is only focused on businesses and government listings so don’t go […]
GenieKnows.com may have not have the biggest profile but it is quickly trying to establish itself as a leading player in the vertical search market. The Halifax-based company started life in 1999 as a meta-crawler before re-making itself a few years ago.
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49st has a launched a beta “entertainment agent” site that aims to provide people with everything you’d want to know about events happening in Canadian cities. For now, Toronto is only city being covered but there are plans to expand across Canada in the coming months. You can submit an event here.
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It looks like Google Canada’s Wendy Muller has moved on judging by the “want ad” posted by Google for a Canadian country manager. Interested? If so, here’s what Google wants:
“Google is looking for a seasoned professional to lead Google’s sales and operations within Canada. The ideal candidate will have deep advertising sales experience, demonstrated general […]
Technology and Web 2.0 News from a Canadian Perspective
Written by Tris Hussey [email] for b5media.
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