Mediaboss Marketing

Already know the fundamentals? We've launched a brand newAdvanced SEO Training for Managers coursefocusing more on strategy and planning for the future. Combine the courses together to gain a complete toolkit to boost organic traffic.

Break through the jargon and start optimising sites with a 1-daySEO trainingcourse. Find out what search engines look for and how you can influence the results.

Our Beginner - Intermediate SEO training course coversthe latest trends in SEO and will teach you how updates like Panda, Penguin & Hummingbird affect results as well as the ever increasing importance ofMobile and Local Search.

Learn from search industry experts who will draw on years of experience to help you understand not just how to optimise websites but how to measure, analyse and improve your campaigns for sustainable results.

As well gaining an understanding oftechnical on-site SEO, you will also learnhow search engines have evolvedsince the early days of the internet.

Google, Bing and other engines have alwaysfocused on the user. This is why so many websites get caught out trying to trick search engines. We follow the search engine approved approach by only teaching user-friendly SEO.

If our dates don't work for you or you can't make itto Brighton, we also provide private and in-company Search Engine Optimisation training. Call us on+44 (0)1273 622272for more information.

After attending our 1-day Beginner - IntermediateSEO course, delegates will able to:

This is the perfect course for those new to SEO or need a refresher. We cater for agency & in-house SEO as well as business owners looking to gain an overview of SEO for their own business.

Friendly, informative tutor with a good flow of content. Top knowledge and very up to date with the latest industry news. I have left feeling more confident

Sarah Healy - Upstream Connections

I really did enjoy the SEO training. It was both informative and enjoyable and Pat was very easy to get on with. I hope to do a couple of other courses with you in the near future.

Charlie Boyes - Advanced Training Solutions

One of the best courses I have been on in ages regarding practical use, pace and structure.

Harriet Bartley

Lots of food for thought - I knew next to nothing when I came in and now I know a lot more. I feel I can go forward to improve the SEO of sites I work with. I enjoyed the practical use of tools to analyse and improve content.

Fred Pipes

Good coverage over the basics to give a clear understanding without technical jargon. Very up to date on what's happening. The tutor was open, approachable and knowledgeable. The facility was comfortable and airy and the team was very welcoming.

Charlotte Stephenson - Rug Doctor

Having completed the SEO course on Friday with Philipa I wanted to say what a great trainer she was. Even though we had quite a large group (11) she was able to give everyone enough time to answer specific questions on their sites. She made a subject I find tedious interesting and engaging. Many thanks

Sarah Sasson - ATDI Ltd

We were delighted with our day's training. Our trainer was captivating and engaging and explained the principles of SEO and how to capitalize our sites in an easy-to-understand way. We would thoroughly recommend her.

Harriet Shelley - Arun District Council

Everything I hoped it would be and more. Brilliant all round knowledge. No question was left unanswered.

Natasha Haim Blanch House

Our trainers background helped and the fact he was able to apply the techniques to live websites made it seem more do-able, rather than just a theoretical approach.

Natasha Murray ActSmart

The SEO course was fantastic! Pat was extremely knowledgeable and an expert at making sure everyone in the group got what they wanted.

Adam Diment - Lloyds Banking Group

Pat provided a great overview that completely debunked SEO. I've finished the course with plenty of action points to take home and plenty of resources to help me keep up to date.

Danielle Mothes - Flight Centre UK Ltd

I really enjoyed the SEO course! I didn't think it was possible to find SEO so fascinating and actually enjoy it, I will definitely recommend it!

Emma Dace - Brighton Implant Clinic

Such a comprehensive course, almost too much for 1 day (great value for money) & useful, endless resources + places to get more detailed information. Brilliant introduction to SEO and more.

Felice Nichols - Human Workspace

The SEO course was really good, I learnt so much that I can implement myself for immediate improvements as well as enabling me to talk more confidently with our web developers. Highly recommended!

Charlene Saunders - Wealden & Eastbourne Lifeline

Go here to see the original:
Beginners - Intermediate SEO Training | Gain a Strong ...

Ready to learn SEO? Mark your calendars for these free SEO training webinars in 2017 with SEO expert and founder of Web Savvy Marketing, Rebecca Gill.

Can't make the live webinars? Go ahead and register and we'll email you the replay to watch at your convenience.

Getting Personal with Google Search ConsoleJanuary 25, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CST)

Watch the replay

Digging Deep into Competitive ResearchFebruary 22, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CST)

Watch the replay

A Practical Guide to Keyword ResearchMarch 22, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CDT)

Watch the replay

Building a Website Architecture Thats SEO FriendlyApril 19, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CDT)

Watch the replay

A How-to Guide for On-Page SEOMay 17, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CDT)

Watch the replay

Blogging Your Way to Great SEOJune 14, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CDT)

View the slides

Watch the replay

Register now

Register now

Register now

Linking Strategies: The Who, What, and WhyNovember 15, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CST)

Register now

Twelve Days of Google AnalyticsDecember 13, 2017 - Wednesday1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (CST)

Register now

Catch the webinar replays of these previous free SEO training webinars.

Watch the replay

Watch the replay

Watch the replay

Watch the replay

Watch the replay

Watch the replay

Read the original:
Free SEO Training to Help You Learn SEO

Specialties

*SEO training from the comforts of your home or office*SEO plans at a reasonable price*SEO friendly web design services*Internet Marketing with a satisfaction guarantee

Established in 2011.

Richard Harbeson is a Phoenix SEO consultant with over 13 years of search engine optimization experience working with small and big businesses. Training business owners and individuals how to do SEO from the comforts of your home or office for the past couple years has saved businesses thousands of dollars in SEO company monthly fees.

My name is Richard Harbeson, as a Phoenix SEO company consultant and former search engine optimization account manager for a top 20 Phoenix SEO company, I have had the pleasure of helping business owners with first page search engine results for over 13 years.

Learn hands on techniques to attain top organic search engine results using our white hat SEO training techniques with the local leading Phoenix internet marketing training firm. Sign up today to become an internet marketing expert to outrank the competition online with a satisfaction guarantee.

The rest is here:
SEO Training Service - Get Quote - Web Design - 18444 N 25th ...

Generally SEO is the known as the process affecting the visualization of a website or page in the unpaid search of a search engine. It is more commonly known as the organic result. And, the larger number of visitors come the more will be the site preference in the search engine. That why people are so much concerned about SEO today. With the intention of supporting their quest we are introducing SEO training in Dhaka. The concept of SEO (search engine optimization) started in the mid-1990s. In the present context, a lot of commercial sites are working on the same issue and all wish to get their site preference. So, they are hiring highly paid writers skilled on SEO for their site and you will get the opportunity to work as a freelancer & earn money online.

There are not many good institutions providing professional SEO training in Dhaka. Not only in Dhaka there are no well-structured SEO training in Bangladesh. There are a large number of freelancers in Bangladesh working with web design and development. They have the potential to be the leading SEO expert. To enhance their skill we introduce SEO course in Bangladesh. Website Solutions prefer to ensure quality learning thats why we are taking maximum nine students per batch and only one batch at a time. You can avail our SEO training in Dhaka. We even offer free support until ones satisfaction if he finds his skill not enriched enough after completing the course. And, you need not continue our training for months. Its a course of only 40 days duration.

If you are interested in knowingwhat is search engine optimization,come to ourSEO training center in Dhaka.We are providing thebest SEO course in Bangladesh.In our training, we will support your skill development withSEO tutorialsand practice session. No otherSEO training in Bangladeshis structured more professionally than us. Our course is designed in 15 sessions and contents are prefixed for students preparation. So, take ourSEO training in Dhakaand be an SEO expert. You can see our course outline of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) training below.

Read more:
SEO Training in Dhaka | The Best SEO Training in Bangladesh

The Villainess, an insanely over-cranked action-thriller from the South Korean director Jung Byung-gil, begins with the sort of sequence that seems designed to clear most of the theater, until only those with cast-iron stomachs remain.

With little fanfare and even less context, the film thrusts us into the shoes of a deadly assassin named Sook-hee (Kim Ok-vin) as she shoots and slashes her way through what seems to be an entire buildings worth of armed-to-the-teeth thugs, a brutal revenge mission that sends blood gushing and broken glass flying in every direction.

The intensely subjective point of view and squish-squish sound effects lend the carnage a terrible first-person intimacy, strengthened by the fact that the sequence was shot to resemble a single take (any cuts here are strictly of the knife-induced variety). All that visual gimmickry aside, the sequence may remind you of the ax-in-the-hallway fight scene from Park Chan-wooks notorious 2004 cult hit, Oldboy, which, I suppose, makes this movie Oldgirl. Or better yet, La Femme Sook-hee, as Jung has acknowledged the heavy influence of Luc Bessons Nikita on this tale of a butt-kicking anti-heroine forced to serve the government agency that created her.

We see that creation story once Sook-hee ends her rampage (for the moment) and is taken into custody by Korean intelligence, at which point the camera relaxes slightly and assumes a more traditional, omniscient point of view. But it stays close to Sook-hee as she undergoes a bit of plastic surgery and some lethal vocational training from a steely female handler named Chief Kwon (the formidable Kim Seo-hyung), who tells her that, if she does the governments bidding faithfully and without questioning, she will be released in 10 years time.

Sook-hee has no real choice but to comply, especially since she has recently given birth to a daughter, Eun-hye (Kim Yeon-woo), and wants her to have as normal an upbringing as she can. The identity of Eun-hyes father turns out to be intimately linked to the reasons Sook-hee shot up that building in the first place reasons that will be clarified, sort of, in a dense tangle of flashbacks, the story toggling feverishly between Sook-hees deeply traumatic past and her equally harrowing present.

The action highlights of The Villainess are doubtless soon headed to a YouTube channel near you, if they arent there already: a fight set aboard a city bus, a three-way swordfight on motorcycles and various other moments of inventive, adrenaline-pumping kinesis. The best, most surreal scenes follow Sook-hees training at a secret compound, a kind of homicidal Hogwarts, where she and several other female assassins-in-training not only hone their deadly arts but also learn practical skills that will help them blend in with civilian society.

That still leaves much of the storys middle act, and while Im generally inclined to applaud an action movie that seeks to be more than just an exercise in carnage, The Villainess turns wearyingly stop-and-go whenever it tries to fill in the void of its protagonists emotional and psychological history. Jung, who previously directed the 2012 serial-killer flick Confession of Murder, has a brutally effective way with action, but his attempts at character-driven storytelling (he co-wrote the script with Jung Byeong-sik) are nowhere near as well served by the same kind of calculated, mechanized efficiency.

It may be the strongest vindication of the movies feminist credentials that while Sook-hees interactions with her female rivals and colleagues are fascinatingly charged with emotion, her scenes with the male characters are almost uniformly dull. A shame, really, that there are so many of them: We get grisly flashbacks to her childhood with her criminal father, as well as a romantic triangle of sorts involving Joong-sang (Shin Ha-kyun), the gangster who was once Sook-hees mentor and lover, and Hyun-soo (Bang Sung-jun), the fresh-faced new neighbor she falls for not long after settling into her latest life of crime.

Best known for her performance in Parks 2009 vampire thriller, Thirst, Kim Ok-vin is no stranger to having her beautiful face splattered with blood, and she gamely submits herself to this punishing physical gantlet as if it were no more taxing than a CrossFit routine. Getting you to care about this glamorous cipher may be beyond even this actress estimable talents, but few stars could wield a sword, a dagger or a battle ax with as much conviction, or look better doing it. At one point, her character is ordered to eliminate a high-profile target mere minutes before her own wedding ceremony, granting us the surreally memorable image of Sook-hee hoisting a sniper rifle in a banquet-hall bathroom, a murderess in matrimonial white.

By this point, The Villainess has become such a delirious welter of action-cinema allusions that the explicit reference to Kill Bill registers only fleetingly. My thoughts returned to Quentin Tarantinos revenge saga more forcefully, and troublingly, in the movies surprisingly numerous scenes of children (none more heartrendingly cherubic than Eun-hye) being forced to witness the horrors of their parents spectacularly dismal career choices. You may be relieved, amid all this coldly virtuosic spectacle, to feel something at long last, even if what you mainly feel is revulsion.

------------

The Villainess

Not rated

In Korean with English subtitles

Running time: 2 hours, 9 minutes

Playing: AMC Dine-In Sunset 5, West Hollywood

See the most-read stories in Entertainment this hour

justin.chang@latimes.com

@JustinCChang

Original post:
Kim Ok-vin is 'The Villainess' in this deliriously violent Korean action-thriller - Los Angeles Times