So are you preparing for your next SEO job? And you think you are SEO Specialist and you have all answers related to SEO, if so then go ahead and answer below questions

1. What is your favourite SEO website/blog, and why?
2. What is your favourite aspect of SEO?
3. What is the most difficult aspect of SEO for you?
4. Please explain the PageRank algorithm…
5. What process do you typically go through when researching keywords?
6. What factors hinder search engines access to a website’s content?
7. What business sectors have you previously worked in as a SEO?
8. What is the difference between an xml sitemap and an html sitemap?
9. Are you competent with HTML and CSS?
10. What approach to link-building have you had most success?
11. Talk me through the process you might go through in developing a linkbait strategy?
12. What keyword research tools do you use and why?
13. What are a few considerations of optimizing video content?
14. Which social media sites do you most like?  Why?
15. Do you feel that you are well connected in Social media spheres?  Does your social media account carry influence?

Desired Profile

Experience: 6 months

Execute and Support Online Link Building programs that drive new traffic and increase sales of Company and Client’s Websites.

Perform Link Building with

Links (One/Two/Three Way)

Blogs

Forums

Directories

Social-Media etc. on different sites.

Sr. SEO

Desired Profile

Experience: 3+ years

Must be having adequate knowledge of On Page and Off Page Optimization, Google analytic, other web related software like link building, HTML, SMO, must be able to do website analysis, key word search analysis & web status. PPC knowledge would be added advantage. Excellent verbal/written communication skills. Must have the ability to communicate with team members at varying levels, conceptually and tactically.

If interested, send CV to: hr@leosys.in

Address: www.leosys.net

The Google Doodles is actually Google’s Logo which keep changing. You must have noticed that Google logo keep changes like on festival or seasons.

The very first logo was designed in the year 1998

Now days Google started holds a competition so called Doodle4Google which is for students in grades K–12 to create their own Google.doodle. Winning doodles go onto the Doodle4Google website, where the public can vote for the winner, who wins a trip to the Googleplex and the hosting of the winning doodle for 24 hours on the Google website.

Google has launched ‘Google Chrome 3.0′. Some of Chrome’s basic underpinnings are quite novel, but people will recognize other features as they exist in other, open-source browsers on the market today.


Download Google Chrome

Google Chrome Version 3.0.195.21 improves Javascript performance by 25 percent since the last stable release, redesigns the New Tab page, improves the Omnibox, adds HTML5 capabilities like the ‘video’ tag, and adds support for Themes

TCS will soon hire 25,000 people.

India’s largest IT employer Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) that is eyeing the $10 billion revenue mark in the years to come will hire 25,000 people globally this year (2009) and 90% of which will be from India only   …     Balle Balle

Vice-president and head government industry solutions unit Tanmoy Chakrabarty confirmed the plan. “Tier II cities are our only focus for expansion in the country as the top rung are clogged and saturated for space. We will be hiring 25,000 people this year, which means roughly 25 lakh sq ft of work space required and therefore, we need to grow outside the metros, wherever we find the most compelling reason to be.”

The web is both a new distribution channel and a new way of enhancing business needs. Think of the web only as a new channel – a different way of putting products and services in front of customers which will completely change your business prospects.

Why DotCom?

1) It’s cheap. There is no more inexpensive way to open a business than to launch a web site. While you could spend up to many millions of dollars to get started, low-budget web sites remain feasible business.

2) You cut your order fulfillment costs. Handling orders by phone is expensive. Ditto for mail orders. There is no more efficient cheap, fast, accurate way to process orders than via a web site.

3) Your catalog is always current. A print catalog can cost big money, and nobody wants to order a reprint just to change one price or to correct a few typos. A Web site can be updated in minutes.

4) High printing and mailing cost are history. Your customers can download any information you want them to have from your web site. Sure, you will still want to print some materials, but lots can be distributed via the web.

5) You cut staffing costs. A web site can be a low-manpower operation.

6) You can stay open 24 hours daily. And you will still get your sleep because your site will be open even when your eyes are closed.

7) You are in front of a global audience. Watch your site log, and you will see visitors streaming in from various cities & abroad, wherever there are computers and phone lines.

8) There are no angry customers in your face. You can’t ignore unhappy customers in any business; in fact, how well you deliver customer services will go far towards determining how successful you are. But at least with a web business you will never have to stand eyeball-to-eyeball with a screamer.

9) It’s easy to get your message out. Between your Web site and your smart use of e-mail, you will have complete control over when and how your message goes out. You can’t beat a web site for its immediacy, and when a site is done well, it’s hard to top its ability to grab and hold the attention of potential customers.