About

About me
Ciao! My name is Rajab Bader and I’m a languages student currently studying in North Africa. I’m studying English, French and Arabic and will be taking an extensive course in Italian at the University of Perugia during the summer.

I’m passionate about Linguistics, because it answers many questions that have always been in my mind, and because it has many branches that are related to other sciences: Computational Linguistics, Sociolinguistics, Psycholinguistics to name a few. I would like to major in this interesting science in the near future. Maybe, If I study Syntax and Semantics I would have a better look at the search engines and how they really work.

SEO
I have been learning and practicing SEO for about two years and a half, which isn’t a long time you may say, but I believe I have learned a lot along the way, fairly enough to have successful websites ranking well in major search engines with white-hat and ethical SEO techniques.

I’m very interested in search engines and how they work. It is really fascinating that an algorithm or just a software can do that much from listing million of documents to working out mathematical equations and even finding a live commentary of a sporting event.

They are always innovating with new concepts and ideas that would make the web a better place and make our lives easier. I really appreciate that.

Gladiator
Since there are SEO ninjas, SEO chicks, and Dot Com Moguls I thought I would be a SEO Gladiator. Good idea, huh? Not sure, but I think the name SEO Gladiator relates to me as it describes what I want to achieve:

• A professional, ethical and giving search marketer.
• A gladiator going home and visiting the Colosseum.

Goals
I have created this blog for a number of reasons that I would like to outline here.

• A social networking opportunity with fellow SEOs and webmasters.
• A place where I publish my thoughts on SEO and Blogging.
• A place where I link to articles and recourse that I found invaluable.

If you need to contact me, please use the contact form here.