With a zillion amount of information and millions of websites available on the web, Google algorithms sort through them to find the most relevant, helpful results in split seconds and present them in an order of relevance for the user. To present the most relevant results search algorithms look into many factors such as words used for query, relevance and usability of pages, the expertise of sources, location, and settings. As there is much ambiguity over what exactly is counted as ranking factors, there are many misconceptions associated with it. Here we examine some common myths about Google’s Ranking Factors brought up by many SEO professionals or clients. 

Blockchain is an exciting emerging technology in the financial services industry. Over the past few years, it has proven its potential to drastically alter the way we do business not only in the financial sector but across nearly every industry globally. 

In recent years, decoupled and headless CMS platforms have been witnessing a rise in popularity. Whiles some argue for a headless CMS architecture, some others believe it as cumbersome comparing to the traditional CMS architecture.

Retail is experiencing a lot of pressure from all sides. Low margins, rising cost to manage supply chains, increasing demands from suppliers to pass over raw-material cost inflation, steadily increasing labor costs, and huge investments to match the latest competition are some of the constraints faced by the sector. 

You have put in a load of hard work into your website and it finally paid off and you see your SERP rankings going up. Then the unexpected happens. Your rankings drop. You agonize over what went wrong or if you made a mistake. You beat yourself up for not doing it right and moan that you have to start all over again.