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“The problem with SEO, is it’s a industry in which it’s getting saturated.” believes the man whom we have interviewed. He is a serial entrepreneur, blogger, investor & the co-founder of 2 Internet companies Crazy Egg, and KISSmetrics. By the age of 21 not only was he among top 100 blogger by Technorati, but he was also one of the top influencers on the web according to the Wall Street Journal. We have none other than Neil Patel interviewed for you.
Hegiddhiya (How are you in Kannada?). It’s a foggy morning here in Mumbai. ‘Sachin represents the new Maharashtra of hope and glory. Thackeray represents a Maharashtra of anger and resentment.’ tweets @virsanghvi . This week in our Tangy Tuesdays we have posts talking about this issue and many more you can read this Tuesday. Get ready to read the best blogposts from the Indian blogs.
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Our Master Blaster completed 20 years of international cricket yesterday and today, in the first test match, Dravid is playing one of his classy innings alongwith the skipper MSD. The weather is also playing games with us. Too many headline grabbing news to write about but most of them are depressing. If you want something to perk you up and are tired of reading the depressing headlines, you are at the right place. Here are this week’s #perkytweets!
Happy Bal Diwas to all of you! Children’s day is celebrated in India on the 14th of November, the birthday of India’s first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, as a tribute to his love of children. He liked roses and was very fond of children and use to do anything for them. Keeping that tradition alive, we at BlogAdda have decided that today’s Spicy Saturday picks will have the best posts of Indian Kiddo Bloggers along with other gems from the blogosphere. We are sure you will enjoy reading these posts which are filled with exuberance and naughtiness and will bring a smile on your face.
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He is a Documentary film maker and photographer. He has made films for National Geographic, Discovery Channel and other networks. Recently he was one of the speakers in the prestigious TEDIndia conference which was held at Mysore where he spoke about the ‘Power of Stories‘. After looking at his photographs, you will realize that photographs also have a lot of stories to tell. Here is an interview with Ryan Lobo, one of the top photographer and documentary film maker from India.
I never quite understood the point of blogging; it was like an open diary to the world. Why would anyone want to pen their feelings in a portal for the World Wide Web to read? It made no sense. However, as much as I claim that I’m a non-conformist, I finally succumbed and found myself lost in blogging world. The benefits, I soon learnt were phenomenal and most importantly, it allowed myself to speak my mind.