“2010 Canada Digital Year in Review” Shows Interesting Trends
ComScore.com has just released their annual report on internet usage trends for Canada in 2010. The “2010 Canada Digital Year in Review” covers almost every quantifiable aspect of internet use, from the percentage of internet usage based on age, gender, and household income to the top browsers used to a wealth of information just on [...]
Google Makes Multilingual Template Unification Easier than Uno, Deux, Drei
The gang at Google has created a way to give your international website easy, multilingual translation under a single URL. If your website contains pages that translate template info into various languages, but keeps the bulk of the content essentially the same (in its original language), Google’s quick and easy fix will help ensure that [...]
International Brand Recognition
It’s important to develop brand recognition for your company. As an industrial company, you need to come up with an idea of how to best portray your products or company in a way that ensures it won’t be forgotten. The First Thought: Converting the Customer The best way to do this on a website is [...]
Google Gets Caught Up at International Border Crossing
In early April, South Korea introduced a new law that requires commenters and content uploaders on websites like forums to provide a verifiable real-name registration, complete with government ID number. The law also requires that news websites be held to the same standards as print, TV, and radio, and be answerable to the Korean Communication [...]
Content Optimization for International SEO (Part 2)
A few weeks back I wrote on some important aspects of content optimization for your website: what your text actually contains, and how to maximize your keywords. You content also depends on the usability of it and your website. Here are some additional factors to consider when optimizing your content: Code When search engine robots [...]
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