• I like it
• Part of my job is to spend time online looking for new stuff
• I used to work for Google Search Quality Evaluation (SQE) Team and I think I have some valuable things to say on how Google treats the “world information to make it universally accessible”
• I like the sense of community you can find online and how people can help each other so I’ll try to give my thought on things based on my experience

Maybe it’s also time to give a bit more info about me! I’m Emmanuel, a 26 y.o. French man born in Dijon (yes, just like the mustard) and turning 27 on 9th January (so in not too long actually). I tried to study seriously for what I think to be (too) many years, mainly in Economics at Université de Bourgogne in Dijon, France and then at Northumbria University, Newcastle, UK but also International business & management at USTL, Lille, France where I eventually got a Master.

Being from Polish decent with some German family and a dad who was born in Constantine, Algeria, I’ve always felt a bit uneasy staying in France and not seeing anything else. I guess that’s one of the reasons behind my will of moving to Ireland to work for Google in the Search Quality Team (SQE). That was a lot of work, honest!

working hard for SQE in Google!

I’m of course kidding: I enjoyed working there and I can tell the team there is making a hell of a job (Does anybody still see spam in the Google SERPs? I don’t!) and it has been one of the most enriching experiences for me.  Anyway, I decided to use the info I learned there to become a consultant and help companies in their SEO choices. This is where I saw this ad on NetBooster Agency who was looking for consultants. Bingo! I am now the head of International SEO & R&D and my job is simply to deal with multilingual and international SEO projects and also develop all kinds of new products based on Social Media and web 2.0. NetBooster Agency is composed of young and smart individuals and it’s a pleasure to work for a company whose spirit is to learn everyday in order to improve its service to its clients.

Ok so enough about me. I hope you’ll enjoy this blog and that my posts will help highlights what I think is important on the web. 2 more notes:

• Of course, my posts, comments, ideas or opinions are not necessarily those of the company I’m working for.
• you know how bad the French can be with the Shakespears language so please bear with me. At least you cannot hear my accent (yet)!