The comments section is one of the most important part of any website / blog. It is where most of the conversation happens, so it can pay off to put a bit more thought into it. Sometimes, this section can be much more interesting than the article itself, and can give users a quick reality check as to whether the information they're looking at is actually worth it. You can improve the comments section on our website, and make it more SEO optimized for a greater benefit.

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Everyone wants to get rich, as is everyone's right. Some people work long and hard for it, while others get lucky. But if you think it takes resources to become rich, then read the rest of this story, and judge for yourself. It's a story about Christian Gheorghe, a Romanian who came to the U.S with just $26 in his pocket, but a couple decades later, managed to sell a startup company for no less than half a Billion dollars!

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When Google started off as a basic search engine in its infancy, it had none of the fancy search algorithms. The sole indicator of how relevant a content is to a set of keywords was the frequency of the keyword within the content, and the only way to rank one website over another was by looking at how many backlinks does a site have. However, much has changed now, and complex algorithms like the Penguin and the Hummingbird take search results beyond string matching. The emphasis has now shifted from backlinks to content, but does that mean backlinks will fade away into oblivion?

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There's no denying that mobile is the new digital benchmark and trendsetter for brands across the board. Most companies, whether they be large corporations or small startups, are incorporating mobile apps into their business strategy. We talk a lot about entrepreneurship and skill learning on this blog, and have even prepared tutorials for mobile app development. But before developing a mobile app, there are a few questions that you should ask yourself.

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Are you doing your homework before buying new domains? When purchasing new domain names, chances are they might not exactly be 'new'. It could have been registered and abandoned by someone else before. Or worse, it could have been involved in malicious activities that could have resulted in search penalties. So how can one do prior research to check if a domain is safe before actually buying it?

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In the business world, heuristic dictates that tried and true methods will win over others most of the times. Companies usually stick to their modus operandi, and only rarely change it when they're certain it's gonna be a win win. But this doesn't mean that they don't take risks. Most companies take them. But some take them more often than others. Look at Google, for example. They're changing things dazzlingly fast, not caring whether webmasters like it or not.

Will Google ever stop changing so much in its search results?

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Facebook and privacy concerns, the two go almost hand-in-hand. Or at least they used to, but perhaps not anymore. In an attempt to quell privacy concerns, Facebook has announced that users can now login to third-party apps without having to share their private data. This aims to put an end to the massive phishing and other such kind of scam that involve extracting personal information by 'rogue' third-party developers.

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