SEO

Kordel

So throughout the last several weeks I’ve been working on the Eberly Systems website throughout most of my “spare time”. I’ve found literally HUNDREDS of cool, fun and exciting things that can be done with a good site. I’ve been learning more and more about Linux, PHP, HTML, XML, CSS, JavaScript, and much more – to name a few. But the thing that has really gripped my attention, both as a Web Creator and business man, is “SEO” (Search Engine Optimization).

Google it. SEO is a buzzword these days. If you haven’t already been spammed by hundreds of startup companies selling you “Search Engine Optimization – become #1 in your field on Google and Yahoo Searches” – you’re lucky. The rest of the world has been enjoying this hullabaloo for a year or better.

But I decided to dig into it – after all, underneath most large piles of rock, one can at least find a beautiful … pet rock.

So I dug. And it’s interesting – I think my site is a lot better for my digging. It looks better, it does (or should shortly) rank better on Google and most major search engines when you look for Computer Repair or Parts and Service in Reading PA. And my “Hubspot Website Grade” score went from 25 to 77 in a fairly short period of time. So…. it works?

But what’s really interesting is the ethics. SEO (at least the way your Spammers sell it) is a big show. The whole idea behind it is that I stuff my
page full of the key words that I want the world to know me for, I spam every forum, software directory and business catalog with irrelevant garbage
just interesting enough that they don’t delete it, and then proceed to stuff my pages full of links to “relevant” sites that know one really wants to
see, and each of those sites “reciprocates” the favor. And the result? Google is supposed to think that I’m important.

Eberly Systems must be the bomb! 153,487 sites have links to it! And Kordel’s name appears on 4,512 DIFFERENT forums! And not only that, but the
main page ALONE references “computer” 319 times!!!! INCREDIBLE! … … …

…To get a few spots higher on Google and another notch in my “Page Rank” belt.

I don’t know about you, but it makes me once again ponder the gullibility of this World’s culture, our mindless acceptance of advertising prowess, and our powerless resistance to the change of every fickle wind.These days, if you want people to buy your stuff, all you have to do is hire the best marketing guy, with the best graphic artist, best videographer and best makeup artist to flaunt your product on Television and Magazines. SOLD!

Pathetic.

But… the story comes full circle, and here I am… taking advantage of it. Oh well… I guess when you can’t beat the trend, you… join it? I guess so.

So – if YOU need “SEO” for your business, blog, church or product website… Eberly Systems! We know how, we’ve done it, we’re doing it now, and we’re
doing it better than anyone else in Reading (that I know of ) – I’ve checked!

Don’t take my word for it… head over to www.websitegrade.com and copy my link in – www.eberlysystems.com – you’ll see!

God bless, thanks for reading this little rambling. Comment, complain, criticize, whatever – it’s not very well thought out and I’ll gladly learn from your thoughts!

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Technology in Construction & Manufacturing: Why It’s More Than Just Device Management

January 20, 2026

Modern construction and manufacturing sites are no longer just about heavy machinery; they’re digital ecosystems. Tablets, laptops, IoT sensors, and mobile apps are now essential for everything from blueprint access to production monitoring. These tools enable real-time collaboration, safety compliance, and operational efficiency. But when your workforce is spread across remote job sites or large facilities, keeping these systems connected and secure becomes a challenge. Construction Blueprint & Plan Access: Crews use tablets to view updated plans on-site, reducing errors and rework. Safety & Compliance Reporting: Mobile apps allow instant incident reporting and safety checks. Equipment Tracking: IoT sensors monitor heavy machinery usage and maintenance needs. Manufacturing Production Line Monitoring: Tablets and IoT devices track throughput and detect anomalies. Quality Control: Mobile devices capture and share inspection data in real time. Inventory Management: Connected devices streamline material tracking and reduce downtime. These tools keep projects moving, but only if they’re secure, updated, and accessible anywhere. Why Remote Access Is Critical Construction sites and manufacturing plants often operate in remote or rugged environments. Workers need secure, reliable access to company systems, whether they’re in the field, on the shop floor, or traveling between sites. Without proper management, connectivity issues and security gaps can lead to delays, data breaches, and compliance failures. How a Managed IT Services Partner Helps You Win Partnering with a Managed IT Services provider lik e Eberly Systems ensures: Centralized Device Management: Configure, update, and secure all devices remotely using Microsoft Intune. Enterprise-Grade Security: Microsoft Defender protects against threats across IT and OT environments. Identity & Access Control: Microsoft Entra ID enables MFA and conditional access for subcontractors and BYOD scenarios. 24/7 Monitoring & Support: Proactive threat detection and performance monitoring keep operations running smoothly. Scalable Solutions: Whether you have 50 devices or 500, policies and updates roll out automatically. This means your teams can access critical tools and data securely anytime, anywhere, without worrying about downtime or cyber risks. Construction and manufacturing thrive on precision and speed. Technology makes that possible, but only when it’s managed effectively. A trusted Managed IT Services partner doesn’t just keep devices secure, it keeps your business moving, your workforce connected, and your data protected. Ready to empower your teams and safeguard your operations? Contact Eberly Systems today for a free consultation.