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The spike in coronavirus deaths, shuffle in the UK government cabinet with the chancellor of the exchequer’s resignation and the eurozone growth slow down were the main talks of the town during the week.
Continue reading “Week 07: Coronavirus (again), HS2, Recession Fear & Portfolio Update”
I briefly explained how I found and started using Freetrade in an earlier portfolio update post. If you don’t know what is Freetrade, here is a short intro – Freetrade is an UK-based financial app which offers freemium (free and paid) share dealing services. It takes minutes to set up an account and start trading.
Continue reading “Free shares from Freetrade – Its tiny but full of fun!”
The market opened in a positive mood on Monday, and FTSE 100 was almost 3% up at the end of Thursday trading. However, it fell back to red due to the news of further coronavirus spread throughout the world, the European and Chinese market slowdown, etc.
Continue reading “Week 06: Temporary Market Recovery, Portfolio Updates & More”
I have been investing in shares for over the last 3/4 years. Like any other newbie investor, I have made mistakes in the past, and I am probably still making a few mistakes. However, I am, also, learning many new things every day. So I have decided to write a weekly column about the market, my portfolio, and investing opportunities. I honestly hope this will be useful to someone out there, one day.
Continue reading “Week 05: Markets & Portfolios Dropped as Coronavirus Continues Its Havoc”
When Google moved the Google Webmasters Tool to Google Search Console, the webmasters’ communities were terrified to see that many of the useful technical SEO tools were missing. Remove URLs tool was one of them. Time upon time, webmasters asked Google about their migration plan, but Google kept its lip tight, “we can’t tell you what we are doing”!
Continue reading “Thank you, Google… for keeping the Removals tool!”
Coronavirus continues to spread all over the world. As of now, according to the Chinese media, at least about 81 died and 3000 people have been affected across China and elsewhere. Almost every hour, the news media is showing news about newly affected patients.
Continue reading “Coronavirus is creating mayhem in the financial markets. One of the two things I am doing right now!”
I have no shame admitting that a few years ago I was paying for two monthly phone contracts. I wanted to use both Android and iOS phones, so I was paying around £80 per month. I don’t smoke and I didn’t have a takeaway coffee habit, so I was kind of justifying paying for the luxury.
Continue reading “This is why I stopped paying for monthly phone contracts, and why you should too!”
In an online questionnaire, Rand Fiskin’s Sparktoro, marketers have vented their anger and frustration on Google’s guideline and ranking factors.
Continue reading “Marketers don’t believe what Google says publicly. Are you one of them?”
First of all, I would like to iterate that Google Core Algorithm Update is not a penalty. Time after time, Google, especially John Mueller, discussed it in different forums, sessions, chats and videos. You can read one of the articles on Search Engine Journal.
Continue reading “How to Recover from Google Core Algorithm Update Traffic Drop?”
I just noticed that Google is testing image filters in Universal Search SERP. It seems like this filter will appear based on the search intent.
Continue reading “Google bringing Image Filters in Universal Search SERP”