Tag Archives: web standards

Basic Search Engine Optimization for Recruitment Site

By Samuel Lavoie | Published: October 20, 2009
This post is somewhat in the beginner range of SEO. Did that to help TMP Worldwide clients to have quick actionable item. As the Digital Strategist for the Montreal office it’s definitely more toward people new to this and especially HR people. I’ve cut all the extra stuff to just keep it to the core elements. [...]
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Better Title tags for SEO & Accessibility

By Samuel Lavoie | Published: April 14, 2009
As many professional SEO people already know, Web accessibility and SEO are often tied together. Those area of expertise are just starting to hit mainstream Web Development if we can say so. Moving forward to develop better website, search engine optimization knowledge and more recently accessibility are important assets. Let see how title tags and [...]
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Accessibility worth it for businesses

By Samuel Lavoie | Published: August 26, 2008
Bruce Lawson from Opera is right, the gap between web worker working on “traditionnal” agency and on the edge consultant isn’t going to narrow anytime soon. Web workers need to really get their hand (and their directors and the upper management team) on accessibility. Web Accessibility and Web Standards are good for SEO You need [...]
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Why use Microformats from a business perspective

By Samuel Lavoie | Published: July 17, 2008
Greg Wolejko wrote a post giving reasons why to jump in the Microformats wagon for entrepreneurs and business owner. Some really good reason and I’m more than happy to see more conversations going on about Microformats in a business way. It’s too often only geeky stuff. Better markup – more meaningful markup allowing more semantic [...]
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