SEP CEO Interview at SES Toronto – The Internet Has Become a Fundamental Need
SEP CEO Jeff Quipp gives an impromptu interview on the tradeshow floor at SES Toronto 2012.
Search Engine People Ranked Top SEO & Pay-Per-Click Management Company in Canada
Media release For immediate delivery (AJAX, ON DECEMBER 5, 2011) Search Engine People, has been named the top Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Management Company in Canada by Topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors. The Topseos.com lists for December 2011 showcase the top 30 SEO and PPC firms in Canada. Companies were [...]
Searchers can identify those companies with "questionable intent", by looking at reviews of a company.
In doing so, many businesses are failing to keep up with the times, and adapt what they optimize their sites for within search engines.
Its true … yesterday (yes the 10th anniversary of September 11, 2011) is also the 10th anniversary of Search Engine People. In the 10 years since our inception, SEP has grown to become a team of 60+ people, a far cry from the office I originally maintained in the sunroom of my house. Thanks: SEP [...]
Search Engine People makes 3rd consecutive appearance on the PROFIT 200
Toronto, May 31, 2011— Search Engine People Inc. (SEP) today announced that for the third consecutive year, it has made the top 100 companies on the 23rd PROFIT 200 list of the Fastest-Growing Companies in Canada. SEP’s rapid growth in recent years has been exceptional, earning it the 34th spot on the Profit 200 list. [...]
Toronto, May 31, 2011 – Search Engine People Inc. (SEP) today announced that for the first time, it will be launching a television commercial aimed at the southwestern Ontario market. The commercial will assume the same basic messaging as the company's radio commercials, focusing on the fact that the company is not a “jack of [...]
The union representing Canada Post employees is once again talking strike. Though it still may be avoided, I'm an advocate of planning for such possibilities in advance … because the effects of just such a prolonged strike on unprepared companies could spell the end for those companies. The reason; the demise of many companies is [...]





