The D Spot

Based on some intense (and educational) discussions with friends who are in the know how, Noemi and I are publishing 3 Easy Steps so we can reach realistic goals in achieving a balance of the Filipina sites in Search Engine Results Page (SERPs).

Dominating the Google SERP for a single keyword such as “Filipina” will not happen in just a few months. It is a long-term goal. And it is achievable and reachable. If a lot of people are using the anchor text “Filipina” but the links are pointing to different websites, then the campaign would be useless.

1. Let us continue to showcase, through our blogs, the stories about the loving Filipina wives and mothers, the professionals, and outstanding bloggers. The Pinoy Moms Network is gaining ground among Filipina mothers around the world.

How?

Write at least one entry with the word “Filipina” somewhere in the title of your entry and discuss anything about the Filipina — whether it is about you or some outstanding Filipina Woman you know. Use words like “Filipina, woman, Filipina woman, Filipina sexy woman, Filipina sexy mom, Filipina Mom or Smart and Sexy Mom” in our blog entries. Chances are a few more enlightened women warriors may want to help reshape the Filipina woman’s image by using the same words to capitalize on the wholesomeness of the same words

If you don’t have a blog, start one easily at blogspot.com.

2. Continue with the Google Bombing Campaign but let’s all link to just one of the 2 sites below .

Why?

Wikipedia is already in page 1 for the keyword “Filipina” in the Philippines.

The Filipina Women’s Network (FWN) is on page 1 of the Philippines Google Search Engine Results Page (SERP) so there is a strong possibility to rank this site as number 1 for the “Filipina” keyword.

Note: “The Filipina Women’s Network is dedicated to advancing Filipina women across all sectors, enhancing public perceptions of Filipina women’s ability to lead and fostering the entry of Filipina women into leadership positions.” FWN is a virtual organization based in the United States, perceived by many decision makers in government, corporations, business enterprises, professions, non-profit organizations, and other sectors as having consistently and continuously grown in leadership and influence since 1996. Collaboration with other organizations worldwide? Plans are brewing as FWN members work on their game plan for “Filipina Power 2012.”

How?

In your sidebar or footer, place this link. [Don’t just write the word, “Filipina.” Instead, insert the link. The highlighted, linkable keyword, “Filipina,” will be the published result.]

href=”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filipina

OR

href=”http://www.ffwn.org/”>Filipina

.

If you have a large community of readers in your site, start a similar sitewide links campaign and use this alternate Filipina link:

href=”http://filipinaimages.com/”>Filipina

3. Brand it! Use this “Yan ang Pinay” badge, created and lovingly donated by Jonas Diego, that links to Filipina Women’s Network. (Right-click on the image to save it in your hard drive. Then, upload and display in your blog. Don’t forget to point the link to the Wikipedia or FWN site!)

 

It’s that simple.

We have the power to shape the future of The Filipina Woman’s Image Online.

 

Please post the url of your blog entry in the comment section and I will add the links below.

Credits for the SEO Campaign

Filipina campaign initiated by Search Engine Optimization Expert (SEO), Marc Macalua; The Filipina and “Yan ang Pinay”, Fabulous Filipina Presence and lastly, SEO advice from Rhiza, an SEO Expert in the Philippines.

1. Noemi’s How to Reshape the Sexy Filipina Image
2. Manila Mom’s Yes, Filipinas Are Sexy
3. BA’s Posting a comment is not enough…Blog about it!
4. PinoyBlogoSphere.com/Pinoy Bloggers Society’s Filipina2007
5. Sir Martin Perez’s The attack on Sexy Mom: False feminism, if there is such a thing (as feminism)
6. Rico of Bayanihan Blog Network’s What Filipina Should Mean Online
7. Alan Jr.’s My Sexy Mom
8. Ladygadfly’s The Revolution: A New Definition of Sexy Filipina
9. Hot Buzz, Hot Biz’s Campaign Redefines the Sexy Filipina
10. FeistyMomma’s I am a Sexy Filipina Mom
11. Maia Jose (Manila Mom)’s Who’s Afraid of the Sexy Filipina?
12. Jane’s How to Reclaim the Dignity of the Sexy Filipina Woman
13. Global Voices’ Philippines: Taking back the “Sexy Filipina” Search Keyword
14. Marc Macalua’s Filipina SEO Campaign (started way back in 2004)
15. Ala Eh, Batangas Blogs’ Transforming Sexy Filipinas even sexier
16. Pinoy Blogosphere’s Compilation of Posts of Filipina Supporters
17. Filipina Soul’s What is a modern Filipina mom?
18. BA’s Let’s bring sexy and Filipina back
19. Jeric of brinknotes.org’s Taking Back the Filipina
20. Flori’s I am a sexy Pinay, hear me roar!
21. Filipina Women’s Network’s Shape the Filipina Image Campaign
22. Filipino Librarian’s The Filipina and Yan ang Pinoy
23. Pinoy Press’ Google Bombing “Filipina”
24. Geri’s Confessions of a Filipina Internet Bride
25. Sassy Lawyer’s Sexy is not sex-starved nor a sex toy
26. Motherhood, Marriage and More’s Mabuhay ang mga Sexy Moms
27. Yoru’s the online journal of a sexy filipina
28. Zahflo’s Proud to be a SexyFilipina Mom
29. Sexy Dyosa’s Blogging: What Gives?
30. Tanikalang Ginto’s How to Reshape the Sexy Filipina Image
31. Auee’s Oh no! A sexy Filipina is out and about beware

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