HAIGKAYSERIAN

internet business consultant, angel investor

Haig Kayserian

Profile

Haig Kayserian founded KayWeb in 2003 after graduating with a BA in Media and Communications from Sydney's Macquarie University.

He has since overseen the rise of his sole trader business to a national company with international clients.

Haig's expertise within the KayWeb team is Web Marketing. He is an APEX-Certified Website Marketing Consultant, and has helped many of his clients improve their rankings on search engines such as Google and Yahoo.

 

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Other facts about Haig Kayserian

Favourite Sport(s)

Football (Soccer), Rugby League

Favorite Movie(s)

Scarface, The Departed, Screamers

Favourite TV Show(s)

Underbelly, Q & A, House, West Wing, Seinfeld

Favourite Website(s)

www.theworldgame.com.au, www.digidirect.com.au, www.kayweb.com.au, www.google.com

Quote:

"Always underpromise and overdeliver..."

- Rudy Giuliani (in his book Leadership)

All entries by Haig Kayserian

12 August 2009

Google reacts with caffeine

11 August 2009

Can Facebook threaten Google's search monopoly?

 

 

11 August 2009

More explanations on attacks that downed Twitter, Facebook

07 August 2009

Twitter downed by hackers

29 July 2009

Yahoo and Microsoft get serious about taking on Google

I have long been a critic of Microsoft and Yahoo in the field of 'online search'. Google monsters both in this market, yet the duo have never managed to resolve their boardroom differences to do the logical and combine forces to take the giant of search on as a more serious challenger.

Well eureka! The deal is finally done. Yahoo will use Microsoft's new search engine Bing on all its websites, and in return Microsoft will hand over the management of all premium search advertisers to Yahoo.

After all this time, it took no cash. Just an exchange of resources that will see their global market share climb to about 30%. Google has 65%.

In Australia, the Yahoo/Microsoft partnership will not even reach 8% on current estimates, as Google controls 92%. But it is a start!