Youtube is the second largest search engine. A lot of people are doing SEO for Google - which usually ends up with Bing and Yahoo rankings following suit. What we fail to see is that Youtube SEO can gain you far more search traffic than Yahoo and Bing does. So if you're not doing Youtube SEO, you're missing out. Thursday, August 30, 2012
Youtube SEO
Youtube is the second largest search engine. A lot of people are doing SEO for Google - which usually ends up with Bing and Yahoo rankings following suit. What we fail to see is that Youtube SEO can gain you far more search traffic than Yahoo and Bing does. So if you're not doing Youtube SEO, you're missing out. 
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Men and Scoreboards
Men are being graded everyday. I hate to admit this to the world, but it's true. 
This article is for men out there who would really know how to love his girl the way she wants to be loved. This blog is also written in agreement with Dr. Steve Stephens' book Lost in Translation, specifically on The Point System chapter. Do you recall the last time you told your partner, "You're moody again". That most probably is true, but really you just GAINED a NEGATIVE SCORE. It must be that you are so low, the feelings had to show. Women are born to be wooed. Whether you as a man like that or not, or whether your girl admits that or not, IT IS TRUE. It was how she fell in love with you, it was how why she gave her "YES" and it will be how she will REMAIN. Men who go out telling other men that women are hard to understand are lazy. These are guys who forgot how capable they were to making their partner happy. They just simply gave up. Scores can be gained and/or lost everyday. You have to understand that a point translates to the SMALL things you do for her. Sometimes, due to lack of time, resources and other excuses, men are lured into the BIG gifts: a new watch, an expensive gadget, a surprise date in a fine dining restaurant, etc. I hate to break this to you, but that still translates to a point; if she's nice, 2 points may be. Now do you get it why she is not content? It's really the little thoughts and gestures that touches a girl's heart. CONSISTENCY is KEY. This will definitely give you flying colors. If you could consistently do something, then this is most probably what is in your heart. So if you consistently do not inform her of your whereabouts, she understands this as you don't want her to know where you are. Whereas if you regularly bring home something you know she likes, she understands this as you thought about her. POINT! It pays to know her language of love as well. Once you know that, MASTER it. I promise you, you won't regret it. So what are you waiting for? Score those points today!
This article is for men out there who would really know how to love his girl the way she wants to be loved. This blog is also written in agreement with Dr. Steve Stephens' book Lost in Translation, specifically on The Point System chapter. Do you recall the last time you told your partner, "You're moody again". That most probably is true, but really you just GAINED a NEGATIVE SCORE. It must be that you are so low, the feelings had to show. Women are born to be wooed. Whether you as a man like that or not, or whether your girl admits that or not, IT IS TRUE. It was how she fell in love with you, it was how why she gave her "YES" and it will be how she will REMAIN. Men who go out telling other men that women are hard to understand are lazy. These are guys who forgot how capable they were to making their partner happy. They just simply gave up. Scores can be gained and/or lost everyday. You have to understand that a point translates to the SMALL things you do for her. Sometimes, due to lack of time, resources and other excuses, men are lured into the BIG gifts: a new watch, an expensive gadget, a surprise date in a fine dining restaurant, etc. I hate to break this to you, but that still translates to a point; if she's nice, 2 points may be. Now do you get it why she is not content? It's really the little thoughts and gestures that touches a girl's heart. CONSISTENCY is KEY. This will definitely give you flying colors. If you could consistently do something, then this is most probably what is in your heart. So if you consistently do not inform her of your whereabouts, she understands this as you don't want her to know where you are. Whereas if you regularly bring home something you know she likes, she understands this as you thought about her. POINT! It pays to know her language of love as well. Once you know that, MASTER it. I promise you, you won't regret it. So what are you waiting for? Score those points today! Thursday, August 23, 2012
Google+ Local Optimization
If Google Places has been your de-facto method of driving online customers to your brick-and-mortar business, big changes are on the way. Google is importing Google Places into Google + Local, and this means big changes for businesses and consumers who use the internet to find local establishments. This post is all about Google Plus Local Optimization. Wednesday, August 22, 2012
3 Wrong and Ineffective Ways to Deal with Sin
Why did Jesus have to die on the Cross? Why did it have to take the blood of the Son of God to cleanse us from our sins? Can't doing good make the cut? Can't living a 'good' life get us to heaven? In looking at the gravity of the cross, we first have to understand the gravity of sin to understand its necessity. 
This entry has been inspired by Joshua Harris' book 'Boy meets Girl' Minimizing Sin This is, by far, the favorite. It's our natural tendency to just minimize sin, isn't it? We try to justify and reason and name why we committed a certain sin so that we will not have to face the reality of its gravity. We justify: "We were young and wild..." We reason: "But I was in a cinch - I had no choice!" We name: "It was just one night of love. I didn't mean to get her pregnant!" All this and more - we know what we're guilty of. "Sin isn't so serious" We try to assure ourselves. "Besides, we're only human." Sin is serious In fact, it is so serious, that the only way to deal with it is for us to spend an eternity in hell or for God Himself to die on the cross to pay for its rewards. God never downplays it. He felt its gravity on His own physical body. And more than that, he felt its gravity on His Spirit. Whenever you minimize sin, you minimize the loving sacrifice of our God on the extremely painful and tortuous death of the cross. Ignoring Sin 
God is Holy. That is a fact. But there are times when we try to label our sins as 'excusable' for God. We downplay God's Holiness to our level - trying to make God in our image and likeness - as someone who is willing to just overlook sin and ignore its consequences. "These things you have one and I kept silent; you thought I was altogether like you. But I will rebuke you and accuse you to your face" - Psalm 50:21 God hates sin. He abhors it. He had to send His own son to die for it. God isn't like us. His standards have never changed. Holiness. Living Self-Righteously "I just can't believe I did that..." Ever heard yourself saying this? Perhaps even thinking it? Why, do you think, did it ever even occur to you? Are you surprised? You shouldn't be. You're were not born as someone inherently good. We are inherently evil. You don't teach a child how to lie. How to steal. How to cheat. We have the root of sin in our flesh. Dealing with sin as if you're shocked to commit it is a wrong approach. You're sorry not because you disobeyed God, but because you have failed to live up with your own 'standard' you've set for yourself. "I just can't forgive myself..." Ever heard yourself think this one? "Maybe God can, but I can't..." It might appear noble, but statements like these are a form of 'reverse pride' which indirectly says "My standards are higher than God's" It is also a form of a lack of faith which means that you're telling God that His grace is not big enough and His death on the cross is not payment enough. Dealing with sin in this way either means that you wallow in guilt, bear your own punishment or earn God's favor through obedience - all of which will simply not remove the burden of sin from yourself. If we could deal with our own sins with our own efforts, we are in no need of the cross. We have no need of a savior. We have no need of grace. But we have no righteousness of our own. We can't pay enough penance for our verdict in hell. Nothing we can do save us. If sin is no big deal, the cross is no big deal either 
The good news is: no matter how big of a deal sin is, it's already been deal with. Already been paid for. Already been overcome. Christ's death on the cross has freed you. There is one thing you can do to deal with sin - receive His grace and forgiveness. Recognize Jesus' death for you on the cross. Accept Him into your life as your personal Lord and Savior and decide sin no more. Oh I'm not going to tell you that you're never going to sin again. You probably will. It is a life-long war that you'll be facing. But in the end, you know you're free. That's what matters.
This entry has been inspired by Joshua Harris' book 'Boy meets Girl' Minimizing Sin This is, by far, the favorite. It's our natural tendency to just minimize sin, isn't it? We try to justify and reason and name why we committed a certain sin so that we will not have to face the reality of its gravity. We justify: "We were young and wild..." We reason: "But I was in a cinch - I had no choice!" We name: "It was just one night of love. I didn't mean to get her pregnant!" All this and more - we know what we're guilty of. "Sin isn't so serious" We try to assure ourselves. "Besides, we're only human." Sin is serious In fact, it is so serious, that the only way to deal with it is for us to spend an eternity in hell or for God Himself to die on the cross to pay for its rewards. God never downplays it. He felt its gravity on His own physical body. And more than that, he felt its gravity on His Spirit. Whenever you minimize sin, you minimize the loving sacrifice of our God on the extremely painful and tortuous death of the cross. Ignoring Sin 
God is Holy. That is a fact. But there are times when we try to label our sins as 'excusable' for God. We downplay God's Holiness to our level - trying to make God in our image and likeness - as someone who is willing to just overlook sin and ignore its consequences. "These things you have one and I kept silent; you thought I was altogether like you. But I will rebuke you and accuse you to your face" - Psalm 50:21 God hates sin. He abhors it. He had to send His own son to die for it. God isn't like us. His standards have never changed. Holiness. Living Self-Righteously "I just can't believe I did that..." Ever heard yourself saying this? Perhaps even thinking it? Why, do you think, did it ever even occur to you? Are you surprised? You shouldn't be. You're were not born as someone inherently good. We are inherently evil. You don't teach a child how to lie. How to steal. How to cheat. We have the root of sin in our flesh. Dealing with sin as if you're shocked to commit it is a wrong approach. You're sorry not because you disobeyed God, but because you have failed to live up with your own 'standard' you've set for yourself. "I just can't forgive myself..." Ever heard yourself think this one? "Maybe God can, but I can't..." It might appear noble, but statements like these are a form of 'reverse pride' which indirectly says "My standards are higher than God's" It is also a form of a lack of faith which means that you're telling God that His grace is not big enough and His death on the cross is not payment enough. Dealing with sin in this way either means that you wallow in guilt, bear your own punishment or earn God's favor through obedience - all of which will simply not remove the burden of sin from yourself. If we could deal with our own sins with our own efforts, we are in no need of the cross. We have no need of a savior. We have no need of grace. But we have no righteousness of our own. We can't pay enough penance for our verdict in hell. Nothing we can do save us. If sin is no big deal, the cross is no big deal either 
The good news is: no matter how big of a deal sin is, it's already been deal with. Already been paid for. Already been overcome. Christ's death on the cross has freed you. There is one thing you can do to deal with sin - receive His grace and forgiveness. Recognize Jesus' death for you on the cross. Accept Him into your life as your personal Lord and Savior and decide sin no more. Oh I'm not going to tell you that you're never going to sin again. You probably will. It is a life-long war that you'll be facing. But in the end, you know you're free. That's what matters. Friday, August 17, 2012
SEO Copywriting Best Practices
When you're writing a story or an article, you make sure to give your users a great read. You make sure that the story's great. The grammar is impeccable. The facts are all sorted out. In SEO Copywriting, you take all that and mix it with a great user experience - making sure that User Activity within that page sends a positive signal to Google. Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Why your Passion shouldn't Define your Identity
Writer's Note: To see the whole context of this post, I'd just like to share that aside from my day job as a web marketing officer, I run my own video game blog and moonlight (wow do people still use that term) as a game reviewer for an online web forum. Prior to this post I used to believe that since I work within the video games industry, being a gamer defines who I am, aside from being a Christian. Because of that mindset, I have formed my own beliefs around that fact and have acted accordingly, and because of this specific mindset I hurt someone who was truly dear to me. 
So without further ado: While I was reading the book “What God Does When Men Lead” on the LRT while I was on my way to work. There was this part where Bill Peel (the author) Quoted Tony Dungy:
So without further ado: While I was reading the book “What God Does When Men Lead” on the LRT while I was on my way to work. There was this part where Bill Peel (the author) Quoted Tony Dungy: It was the first time I was able to look at football as something that God was allowing me to do, not something that should DEFINE me. I couldn’t take my identity from this sport; I had to consciously make sure that God was in first place. Tony Dungy, in his book Quiet Strength, mentioned on page 47 of "What God Does When Men Lead".The statement struck a nerve since Dungy's words reminded me of my stand when it comes to video games. Dungy’s realization after his subsequent inactivity for a season as a NFL player redefined his way of thinking as an American Football player. The same goes for myself since I once claimed that video games is part of me and that it defines me. It was when I read that statement that I finally realized and understood the folly of my thoughts. God allowed me to work within the grounds of the video game industry. God allowed me to have a passion on it because He wants me to go into it in His own way. It shouldn’t have been part of me in the first place. I would’ve saved myself from heartaches and well, hurting someone else if I just realized that a year ago. Christ should be the one that DEFINES me, not anyone or anything else. So what now? All I can say is that my passion is still in the video games industry. Now I am firm on what defines me. While it may be hard for me to let this go since I have been so immersed in it already. But when the time comes to decide. I know and I will, let go of video games if He so tells me to. Because above all else, I am His son. This entry is originally from Vincent's blog.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
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