SEO Expert – Baba Pandey, SEO Consultant from Nepal

Some Thoughts on Defining and Creating Quality Content

June 25, 2011

As many website owners will attest, the importance of quality content on a site cannot be overstated. Search engines are getting more defined in their reading, and sites that want to continue ranking well on searches must have relevant, live, quality content. We all want our sites to be quality. No one wants to administer […]

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How to do Funny Facebook Statuses Like a Boss

June 25, 2011

Last updated on October 17th, 2011 at 12:33 amHow to be the King (or Queen) of Facebook Status Updates Facebook has become the most popular social networking site and platform for keeping up with friends and family the world has ever seen. If you are like the average person you check your Facebook feed ___ […]

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Profile Link Wheel: A Popular Link Building Strategy

June 9, 2011

Higher SEO Rankings is a must, especially in this competitive online world, where you need to be on top of the page of a search engine almost consistently. This consistency is a must to attract targeted visitors to your site and get your name (and the name of your product or service) on the online […]

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Superhero Historic Photos

June 5, 2011

Last updated on July 29th, 2011 at 05:09 amIn the pages of the first issue of Action Comics, 1938, we were introduced to Superman. Hot on his heels came a plethora of superheroes that have become so engrained and loved by the masses they have stayed with us to this day. Part of the accoutrements […]

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Bidding on Employees

June 5, 2011

Last updated on July 29th, 2011 at 05:05 amBeing made redundant at any age is a shock and it can have big self esteem implications. With a shrinking employment market and a recession that continues to make its effects felt, finding new work in your chosen field is an ongoing struggle. So much so that […]

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Churches In Trains

June 5, 2011

Last updated on July 29th, 2011 at 04:58 amAt first glance, the title ‘Churches in Trains’ may seem a little incongruous. After all, aside from the main, engine and passenger carriages the only other one we are used to is the buffet carriage. Nevertheless, if you were to rewind to the 1800s in Russia you […]

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