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Top Ten  SEO Best Practices For “Big” Impact   1. SEO Basics Implementing the basics of SEO are among the easiest of tasks, and will yield the greatest results for your website. The  Title Tag  is probably the most important part of a website for search engine optimization. It is the first thing the crawler will look at to determine your site’s subject matter. Your title tag should include some keywords, but not so many that your site be flagged for  keyword stuffing . The order of words in your title tag is also important, and the closer important keywords are to the beginning of the title tag, the better it is for your rankings (I recommend a natural sounding flow to your title text). Although it varies by SERP, Google usually displays the first  65 to 75 characters  of your title. This however, should not be a deterrent to use additional words or characters. Characters will be counted for web rankings even if they are not visible on the SERP. If it is your goal to optimi

Samuel Johnson's Birthday: Google Celebrates His Birthday With A Doodle. NEW DELHI:   Today google celebrates the 308th birthday of Samuel Johnson. He was an English writer who made lasting contributions to English literature as a poet, essayist, moralist, literary critic, biographer, editor and lexicographer. Samuel Johnson published Johnson's: A Dictionary of the English Language in 1755 after 9 years of work. It was described as "one of the greatest single achievements of scholarship," and had a far-reaching effect on modern English. It was "colossal" at nearly 18 inches tall! Johnson's was the premier English dictionary until the publication of the Oxford English Dictionary 150 years later. Samuel's dictionary was more than just a word list: his work provided a vast understanding of 18th century's language and culture. His lasting contributions guaranteed him a place in literary history. After working as a teacher, he move

Consumer is King, Proves India's Biggest Ticketing Platform. One of India’s biggest success stories, bookmyshow.com, has become synonymous with the booking of movie tickets. From movie to events, everyone turns to this app or the website version to book tickets and the company’s success is raging. But it’s their constant endeavour to innovate and bring up new products that make the end-user experience better. It keeps them alive in the market. Goodbye SMS? Earlier, when you booked a ticket through the website or mobile app of bookmyshow, you would immediately get a SMS alert that confirms your booking and also offers you the M-ticket. But if you are like me, you wouldn’t open the SMS until you have reached the movie theatre and then get jittery over connectivity issues. Acknowledging that millions of their users would often face this issue, Ravdeep Chawla, Product Head at Bookmyshow explained that this triggered their move to Whatsapp, albeit they hav

iPhone X is so expensive in India that you can go to Hong Kong, buy it, come back and save money.   You must have heard that Apple has a new phone out. Actually, it has three phones out -- the iPhone 8, the iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X. The introductory prices of the iPhone 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus have gone up compared to the prices of the iPhone 7 and the iPhone 7 Plus. The iPhone X, meanwhile, is a completely new iPhone -- and special one at that -- that comes with an entirely new price tag. As expected the iPhone X is very expensive in India. When it goes on sale in India on November 3, the iPhone X will cost Rs 89,000 for the 64GB version. The top-end variant with 256GB is going to cost Rs 102,000. In other words, this is one expensive phone, although you can say that the iPhone has always been expensive. The other thing that you can say about the iPhone X is that it is cheaper in some other places. As it always happens, the market where the iPhone X is goin

A SUMMARY OF NOTIFICATIONS ISSUED BY RBI DURING FEBRUARY 2017 . CGTMSE Guarantee – Modifications: CGTMSE made the following changes in the Credit Guarantee Scheme w.e.f. 01.01.2017, as per their circular dated Jan 09, 2017. Chapter I Clause 2 (v) : Guarantee Cover means maximum cover available per eligible borrower of the amount in default in respect of the credit facility extended by the lending institution. Chapter II Clause 4) (para-1) : Credit facility eligible under the Scheme: CGTMSE shall cover credit facilities (Fund based and / or Non fund based) extended by Member Lending Institutions (MLIs) to a single eligible borrower in the Micro and Small Enterprises Sector (i) not exceeding Rs.50 lakh (Regional Rural Banks / Financial Institutions) and (ii) not exceeding Rs.200 lakh (Scheduled Commercial Banks and select Financial Institutions) by way of term loan and / or working capital facilities, without any collateral security and / or third party gu