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  How to do SEO for a Website In today's digital landscape, having a strong online presence is crucial for businesses and individuals alike. One of the most effective ways to improve your website's visibility and attract organic traffic is through Search Engine Optimization (SEO) . However, understanding the intricacies of SEO and implementing the right strategies can be daunting for beginners. In this article, we will provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to do SEO for your website. From understanding the basics of SEO to conducting keyword research, optimizing on-page elements, building high-quality backlinks, creating engaging content, monitoring performance, focusing on mobile optimization , and staying up-to-date with best practices, we will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to enhance your website's visibility and drive more qualified traffic. So let's dive in and unlock the power of SEO to boost your online presence and achieve better searc...

       Photo by  Liam Drinan  on  Unsplash This job has never quite ignited my passion. Well, I’m super successful in my career but have I got creative fulfilment? Heck, I am great at coding but what if I had chased my dream of becoming a stage performer? You and I have felt it once or even more. That’s when we were close to finding our Ikigai. Ikigai is a Japanese concept that means "reason for being." It means we all have a purpose in life and it's our job to find it. In Japanese, 'Iki' means 'life,' and 'gai' is value or worth, so Ikigai pretty much explains itself. Getting your Ikigai can be a powerful experience and give you deep fulfilment, purpose, and direction. Since more and more people are looking for meaning and purpose in their lives, Ikigai has become popular in the West. According to Wikipedia, the concept of Ikigai has long existed in Japanese culture- it was first popularized by Japanese psychiatrist and academic Mieko Kamiya in ...

Why Governments can’t miss the bus on Metaverse? If you thought Metaverse is a rage only with the megacorps, brands and their users, you have missed the action on the other side of the fence. Whom am I hinting at? The governments? Then, you stare with gaping wonder and pop this query- what have governments got to do with the Metaverse? True, the government is a stakeholder. As a regulator or a facilitator? There, we are belittling the role. What if I claim governments can be a disruptor too and major investors in building Metaverse platforms? For the still incredulous reader, I’ll cite what happened in South Korea lately. The government in this technology-first nation has earmarked $117.1 million for the Metaverse. South Korea, known for producing tech disruptors like Samsung, LG and Hyundai, is keen to jumpstart its Metaverse industry as part of its Digital New Deal. The metropolitan government in Seoul is already building a Metaverse platform which will spend $3.14 million in providi...

  Today when we talk of data bombarding us from myriad sources, Edge Computing is just the right bet to process the polyglot data. With edge computing, enterprises or governments can interpret or evaluate data closest to the source generating it. This way, it scores over Cloud Computing by getting over the latency in the data processing. Despite its visible edge over the cloud, we wonder why Edge Computing is still on the fringe. More so, at a time when data from heterogeneous sources is growing exponentially, it needs to be processed incredibly fast for decisions to be taken in milli or microseconds. Blame it on our legacy cloud-technology-based IT architecture driven by the premise that devices are dumb and servers are smart. In the cloud revolution, the servers owned by others handle all the heavy lifting. But the perception is changing.  According to Gartner’s estimates, only 10 per cent of enterprise data was created and processed outside the data centre and cloud in 2018...