Ramakrishna Goverdhanam

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Google has confirmed a new Panda update at the same time that it’s announcing 40 search updates that happened in February (or are in progress right now). Here’s the list for February: More coverage for related searches.  [launch codename “Fuzhou”] This launch brings in a new data source to help generate the “Searches related to” section, increasing coverage significantly so the feature will appear for more queries. This section contains search queries that can help you refine what you’re searching for. Tweak to categorizer for expanded sitelinks.  [launch codename “Snippy”, project codename “Megasitelinks”] This improvement adjusts a signal we use to try and identify duplicate snippets. We were applying a categorizer that wasn’t performing well for our expanded sitelinks, so we’ve stopped applying the categorizer in those cases. The result is more relevant sitelinks. Less duplication in expanded sitelinks.  [launch codename “thanksgiving”, project codename “Megasite...

9 Signs of a Bad Title Tag: 1. "Home" or "Home Page" in title tag It may be logical or helpful to the website owner, but including "Home" or "Home Page" does not help visitors or search engines. All we really care about is what the page is about, and what it offers us. Why take up space with this non-information? You surely don't want to rank for the terms "home" or "home page." 2. Domain name in title tag Including the domain name (like example.com) in the title tag is redundant and takes up prime SEO real estate. If a searcher cares what site they'll be taken to, they can look at the green URL that's visible in the search result before they click. And web pages are automatically going to rank very high (at the top unless something is wrong with your SEO) when people search for your domain name, whether it's in the title tag or not. Put another way - Is it more important to tell people your website address, o...

image courtesy samvada.org Namaste Sada Vatsale is Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh's prayer. This prayer is in Sanskrit except last line which is in Hindi. It is compulsory to sing this prayer in all programs of Sangh. It was written by some unknown Sanskrit professor in guidance of Dr. K. B. Hedgewar and Madhav Sadashiv Golwalkar. Originally this poem was written in Sanskrit language. Later it was translated in Hindi also. Its original form in other Indian script as well as IOAT format is given as under: Devanagari नमस्ते सदा वत्सले मातृभूमे त्वया हिन्दुभूमे सुखं वर्धितोहम् । महामङ्गले पुण्यभूमे त्वदर्थे पतत्वेष कायो नमस्ते नमस्ते ।।१।। प्रभो शक्तिमन् हिन्दुराष्ट्राङ्गभूता इमे सादरं त्वां नमामो वयम् त्वदीयाय कार्याय बध्दा कटीयं शुभामाशिषं देहि तत्पूर्तये । अजय्यां च विश्वस्य देहीश शक्तिं सुशीलं जगद्येन नम्रं भवेत् श्रुतं चैव यत्कण्टकाकीर्ण मार्गं स्वयं स्वीकृतं नः सुगं कारयेत् ।।२।। समुत्कर्षनिःश्रेयस्यैकमुग्रं परं साधनं नाम वीरव्रतम् तदन्तः स्...