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Thursday, 21 December 2017

Local SEO Should Be Your Top Priority

Posted by Siva on 19:03 with 2 comments
This trend is only going stronger over the years. According to Entrepreneur.com, local SEO is likely to gain solid grounds in the coming days. As a marketer, you have to let Google know where you are located and what you are offering so that your chances of showing up on pages, especially in front of the relevant audience, increase. It is must to have your local pages which will include the name of your business, address etc. with Google,...

Wednesday, 20 December 2017

Research cum experimentation: Google updates its algorithms constantly and it is important to keep a track of the news. On the whole, every day nearly 3.5 billion searches are conducted on Google and since so many people use it, one has to do research to sell products and services. Practice is essential: One must practice to keep updated about latest happening on Google and to improve upon one’s SEO techniques. Try for more...
Professional Summary:  Total Years of Experience: 4+ yearsLocation:Bangalore,India    Summary   I am Siva, working as a Senior SEO Specialist having 4+ year in SEO, SMO,SEM, Digital Marketing, website Analysis, Competitor Analysis, Website administration, Keywords analysis of web based enterprise applications in SEO industry. Good communication and interpersonal skills. On -Page Optimization: Webmaster account...

Monday, 19 June 2017

Why Your Site Might Not Get Indexed

Posted by Siva on 02:29 with 9 comments
Typically these kinds of issues are caused by one or more of the following reasons: Robots.txt - This text file which sits in the root of your website's folder communicates a certain number of guidelines to search engine crawlers. For instance, if your robots.txt file has this line in it; User-agent: * Disallow: / it's basically telling every crawler on the web to take a hike and not index ANY of your site's content. .htaccess - This is an invisible file which also resides in your WWW or public_html folder. You can toggle visibility...