Stuff people actually ask me.

Baguio City, Philippines. Born and raised in the mountains. I love the weather, the pine trees, and the fact that I can work from here comfortably while serving clients anywhere. Fully remote, fully open to international projects.

Honestly, I just followed what I enjoyed. Engineering gave me the problem-solving mindset, but I found myself spending more time building websites and learning search algorithms than anything else. Pivoted fully into SEO and web development. Zero regrets.

My 5-year-old Shih Tzu and the actual boss of the house. Very spoiled, zero shame about it. She has her own section on my playground page if you want to see the full mood board.

Play Valorant and League of Legends, build random Discord bots and servers, collect perfumes (mostly Middle Eastern scents), spoil Coco, assemble Lego puzzles, curate Spotify playlists, binge Netflix, and read motivational books. I also dabble in affiliate marketing through Shopee, TikTok, and Amazon. My brain runs about 12 tabs of ideas at any given time.

Jasmine tea, always. Coffee gives me palpitations, so I stay away from it. Sometimes a cold Coke when I need the sugar hit. Nothing fancy, just functional.

SEO (technical audits, on-page, keyword strategy, link building) and graphic design. I also do web development, but that one is more of a "because I enjoy it" situation. You can see the full breakdown on my professional services page.

HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, PHP, Python, and SQL for languages. WordPress, Node.js, React, Discord.js, and Tailwind for platforms and frameworks. Git, Figma, Photoshop, SEMrush, Google Ads, and Canva for tools. I pick whatever fits the project best instead of forcing one stack on everything.

Yes to both. I work from Baguio City and I'm open to fully remote positions or freelance projects from anywhere in the world. Time zone differences have never been an issue for me.

I start with a technical audit to see what's broken or underperforming. Then keyword research, competitor analysis, and on-page optimization. From there it's content strategy and link building. I don't believe in "set it and forget it" SEO. It's ongoing work, and I track results monthly so we both know what's moving.

Both. My personal site runs on WordPress with Breakdance builder for the layout, but all the custom sections are hand-coded PHP shortcodes with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No React on the front end, just GSAP for animations. For client work, I pick whatever makes sense for the project scope and budget.

Figma for web design and prototyping, Photoshop for image editing and manipulation, and Canva for quick social media graphics and brand assets. I pick the tool based on what the deliverable needs, not personal preference.

Email me at alfredolimson@gmail.com or connect with me on LinkedIn. I check both regularly. You can also reach me through the contact page on this site. I usually respond within a day.

Yes, and that's actually one of the things I enjoy most. A lot of SEO issues are technical, so being able to jump into the code and fix things directly saves a lot of back-and-forth. I can audit a site, plan the strategy, and implement the fixes all in one go.

It's where I put the stuff nobody asked me to build. Discord bots, full server setups, app experiments, aesthetic spreadsheets, Canva designs, Spotify playlists. There's also an interactive terminal you can type commands into, a toy box with mini-games (including feeding my dog Coco), and a full mood-board gallery. Basically my creative dumping ground.

Some of them, yes. A few are personal tools for communities I'm in, and others are just experiments to see what's possible. I like the process of building them more than anything. It's the same energy as assembling a Lego set: the fun is in putting it together.