Spellings and grammar on your website have higher priority than broken HTML, Here is why?

Spellings and grammar on your website have higher priority than broken HTML, Here is why?

It is a known fact that Google uses a series of algorithms to determine the search engine rankings. It takes into consideration a lot of factors in its algorithms to determine the ranking system. Some of these factors include keyword volume, proper headings, content length, domain age, SEO-friendly content, plagiarism-free content, etc. Did you know that spellings and grammar or a broken HTML can also serve as a factor in determining the quality of the content as well as influencing its ranking in search engines?

Impact of broken HTML on the website rankings

As per Google’s John Mueller, a broken HTML will impact the ranking only if it is so broken that the google search engine is not able to recognize the website link. If Google can’t recognize the HTML as a title/heading or if these pages are broken in the browser too, it will impact the ranking. So, such pages may not load properly and may need to be fixed.

On the other hand, it is also true that many web pages do not have valid HTML most of the time. So if the page looks normal and loads well in the browser, then a broken HTML should not be an issue. It may not impact rankings but may affect meta-tags, structured data, or link elements.

Impact of grammar and spelling on website rankings

A grammatical or spelling error is a quality issue and directly impacts the readers. Readers are always on the lookout for high-quality content with utmost clarity. Low-quality content with errors may make the website lose its credibility with the readers, which will affect Google indexing and, ultimately, the website’s search engine rankings.

A content with errors may confuse the readers, or they may find it hard to understand. In both scenarios, they might go looking for different sites. Moreover, Google’s ranking algorithm values well-written SEO-friendly content, free of plagiarism and grammatical/ spelling errors. An error-ridden content will make Google rank your page lower in the search results, which will reduce your visibility and can prove to be disastrous for your company.

Take away

The spelling and grammatical errors are very different from an error in HTML or the so-called broken HTML. The latter is more of a technical error, and the former is more of a quality issue. But both these errors impact search engine rankings, with the impact being more in the case of spellings and grammatical errors.

If you want to increase your website ranking, make sure your content is precise, clear, short, to the point, easy to read, free of grammatical/spelling errors, and properly organized.

To watch the latest Google SEO Office Hours, please check out the video below:

Five things you should know when you want to buy backlinks

Five things you should know when you want to buy backlinks

For a long time, link generation has been a very important concept based on which Google search algorithms are built. It has become one of the important key factors in Google’s Search Engine Page Rankings. Link generation has a direct impact on domain authority, website traffic, and ultimately SERP results. Hence it is always one of the key areas of focus for an SEO expert.

The link-building activities involve building internal page links on a website and external page links. Internal links allow the website visitor to stay on the page for a long time consuming, value-added content on the website. External links drive visitors to the website from various channels.

Though interlinks can be generated and linked, generating external links is the key to driving more traffic. Driving traffic, keeping the visitors engaged are two significant factors that improve search rankings.

Here are the top five things you should know when you are considering buying backlinks. Beware! None of the people selling backlinks will tell you this.

  1. Buying backlinks is considered Illegal. John Mueller has clarified it time and again and reiterated the same in his recent Google SEO Office hours. Google keeps updating its algorithms to purge invalid links. Buying backlinks is one of the black hat SEO technique which is forbidden by Google. However, some people who try to find shortcuts do look for sellers who can assure backlinks. But practically, there is no shortcut to increasing backlinks, except for following White Hat SEO techniques.
  1. It is not a good practice to buy backlinks. Google’s algorithms are refined frequently to catch any unauthenticated activities in Google search rankings. These algorithms keep refining and are fine-tuned to flag any suspicious links.
  1. Google takes punitive action on the websites that have been flagged by Google. This may include removing all those suspicious backlinks or may sometimes lead to serious repercussions like pulling down the websites as a whole.
  1. Getting a website up online after it is pulled down takes a lot of time, and you may be asked to give several reasons. Hence be careful when you think of buying backlinks from sellers.
  1. Backlinks are the foundation of Google’s search algorithms. Google’s search, traffic, conversion tracking, discovery all are based on these backlinks and are as much relevant today as they were in 1997. Hence it is worth investing in building your website’s backlinks authentically.

Hence, buying backlinks could prove lethal to your business website. It is always recommended to build links by following White Hat SEO techniques. These techniques have proven to increase search rankings and boost a website’s traffic. Relying on the best practices to implement SEO techniques is always safe and worth investing in.To watch the latest Google SEO Office Hours, please check out the video below:

Facebook, Twitter may face ban from tomorrow. Here is Why?

Facebook, Twitter may face ban from tomorrow. Here is Why?

Facebook and Twitter may face a ban in India from May 26th, 2021. It has been understood that the two social networking giants are yet to comply with the latest Intermediary guidelines issued by the Government of India.

As per the Intermediary guidelines, social network companies are supposed to appoint compliance officers. These officers would be responsible for checking the reported posts and take necessary action.

It has come to be known that the social networking companies in India are still waiting for a nod from their US counterparts to take the necessary actions in India. They have hence requested a six months extension to comply with the intermediary guidelines.

What will happen if facebook is banned tomorrow?

Don’t worry, your Facebook accounts will not be lost. The accounts will exist, but will not be accessible. Once the ban is lifted, you can access your Facebook accounts as usual.

What will be the financial impact on facebook?

India is one of the largest consumer bases for Facebook. A ban on Facebook could lead to a huge financial impact on the company. Corporates, small and medium enterprises that depend on Facebook ads, solo entrepreneurs that depend on Facebook shops, might see a huge impact on their respective businesses as well.

What will be the impact on twitter?

With billions of tweets coming from India, Twitter may go silent with lesser tweets and chirps from other parts of the World. Again, be rest assured, your Twitter accounts will be back with the same details, once Twitter is back.

A dependency on social media networks does show its impact when they are banned. With COVID around, social media and OTT channels have been a source of entertainment for many in India. Hope the companies will be able to abide by the guidelines and take it as a priority going forward.

Top 20+ Chrome Extensions For Every Digital Marketer

Top 20+ Chrome Extensions For Every Digital Marketer

Digital Marketing is not an art, it is a science. Science of understanding your target market, their interests, preferences, psychographics, and demographics. Ideally, as a digital marketer, we want every campaign to be a success. And we strive to achieve that by learning, applying, and correcting ourselves to ensure we are meeting the success targets.
To become a successful digital marketer, we need tools, techniques, and focus to execute the marketing objectives. Here we bring you 20+ essential tools that you, as a digital marketer should have as part of your chrome extensions.

1.Nimbus screenshot

Helps you to take screenshots, screenshots with scroll, edit the screenshot, and save it. Typically we face a lot of issues with taking long-form screenshots. And Nimbus Screenshot tool has been a helpful tool to us.
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Nimbus Chrome Extension | KloudPortal

2. Uber suggest

This has been an amazing tool when it comes to keyword volume search and understanding the SEO difficulty of a Keyword.
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3.Loom

Be it creating demos or recording a screen and saving it, Loom has made the file of marketers so easy. Creating short demos of SaaS products and saving them helps us run effective marketing product campaigns.
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4.Grammarly

Grammarly has been a blessing in disguise, for many marketers who have trouble with writing engaging content or professional content. Apart from giving us grammatical suggestions, Grammarly also helps in giving the right context around the content.
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5. Hunter

This is a professional e-mail address finder tool that helps you to collect the email addresses of people, through various online sources.
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6.Buzz sumo

Content research, content ideation, social media performance analysis at a shot, Buzz Sumo has it all. Must have an assistant to every digital marketer to catalyze your inner creativity.
click here to add extension

7.Check my links

An amazing tool that can help us identify the broken links on a website and give digital marketers a clear picture of the website’s SEO parameters. Now you know where you can look to fix things.
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8.Eyedropper

If you want to design your presentation templates and don’t have a branding document for the website, eyedropper is an excellent tool. It helps you to pick the colors from the client’s website and meet their brand expectations even during marketing.

9.Bitly

Long ‘Click Here’ URLs always take a long time to build traffic. Your target audience already gets scared to even click on a link when it looks so long. Bitly is the best tool to shorten URL length. It allows you to copy and even customize your URLs to suit your marketing context.
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10.Tag assistant

Did you ever try to check if a particular website has the google tags on the website and whether they are working? Yes, most of us try to check with page sources to verify the same. And sometimes, these elements are hidden by the website owners and are generally not visible on-page source. Tag Assistant plugin is a ‘go-to’ tool to check if google tags are working fine.
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Google Tag Assistant Chrome Extension | KloudPortal

11. Similar web

A fantastic tool to analyze traffic rank and website analytics. This tool has given us an opportunity to help our clients understand their traffic and what is the potential their website can generate when the right SEO strategies are implemented.
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12.Social blade

Want to know how a video post is performing on Youtube or Twitch or Twitter or Instagram, Social Blade is the answer. Check out the social media analytics of your video and understand if your marketing strategy is working.
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13. One tab

As digital marketers, we tend to work on multiple items at once, It is very essential to keep our browser window free saving memory space and preventing it from freezing when you are trying to save an important document. One tab is an amazing tool that stores all your tabs in one file when you are researching.
Click here to add extension

14.Similar sites

Finding an alternative website is always a laborious task. Understanding your client’s business, then doing an analysis has been now made easy with Similar Sites. This extension developed by a similar web gives the nearest alternatives to a website you search for.
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15. Whatfont

If browsing is your hobby, you may navigate through different websites to understand how they design and how they market themselves. And if you have been browsing for quite some time now, then you must have come across some amazing websites with a variety of fonts. Did you ever try to find those beautiful fonts? What font extension is an amazing tool to identify the font on any given webpage. Now you know how to find a font on any website.
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16.SEOQuake

As a digital marketer, understanding a website’s SEO health is essential. SEO Quake gives a comprehensive picture of the entire website including header tags, Alt tags, missing elements like schema.org, robots.txt, Google Analytics Integration, Backlinks, etc.,
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SEO Quake Chrome Extension | KloudPortal

 

17.Light house

Google Lighthouse is an open-source Chrome extension exclusively developed to help web developers identify the issues in a website. It gives a comprehensive picture of all the quality links on the website and its’ performance. It measures the accessibility, SEO, website performance, beast practices, progressive web app features. After effectively running the tests, it gives subsequent recommendations on how to improve the website’s performance. A ‘must-have’ tool for every web developer.
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18.Evernote web clipper

When browsing thousands of websites every year, it becomes difficult to filter the best you have found. If you found interesting articles online, the best way is it clip them immediately. And Evernote Web Clipper works seamlessly by clipping your favorite articles, pages, designs and you can re-visit them whenever you want to. A seamless tool recommended for every marketer, who is an avid online reader/surferer.
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19.Facebook pixel helper

Using Facebook pixels to track events on your website? Not sure if it is working? Facebook Pixel Helper Chrome Extension helps you to understand if your pixel tracker is properly. When you click on the Pixel helper panel, it displays the list of successes, errors, warnings, and pixel tracking information for a particular web page.
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20.Mozbar

Mozbar is an essential tool that every digital marketer must install on his chrome browser. This tool gives a big picture about the entire website including domain authority, page authority, linking reports, etc.,
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21. SERPTrends

Is an amazing chrome extension that gives you a website’s ranking dynamics on the search engine results page. While you may find similar chrome extensions for Google SERPs, SERPTrends does not limit itself to only Google’s search results ranking but also shows the ranking trends in Bing and Yahoo searches.
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22. One click extensions manager

While we gave your 20+ extensions above, pinning them active at all times could be a little annoying. With One Click Extensions Manager, you can manage all your extensions at a time. This extension saves all your chrome extensions in one place. You can easily manage them with simple enable and disable buttons.
Click Here to Add Extension use these extensions every day to drive your marketing results.

Now that you have noted the top chrome extensions to be aware of, you may also want to check our recent blogs on SEO and Instagram hacks. Please subscribe to receive our latest blog updates. If you want to write for us, drop us an email to contactus@kloudportal.com


1.Nimbus screenshot, Nimbus screenshot
2. Uber suggest, Ubersuggest – SEO and Keyword Discovery
3.Loom, Loom – Screen Recorder & Screen Capture
4.Grammarly, Grammarly: AI Writing and Grammar Checker App
5. Hunter, Hunter – Email Finder Extension
6.Buzz sumo, Buzz Sumo
7.Check my links, Check My Links
9.Bitly, Bitly | Short links and QR Codes
10.Tag assistant, Tag Assistant
11. Similar web, Similarweb – Website Traffic & SEO Checker
12.Social blade, Social Blade
13. One tab, OneTab
14.Similar sites, Similar Sites – Discover Related Websites
15. Whatfont, WhatFont
16.SEOQuake, SEOquake
17.Light house, Lighthouse
18.Evernote web clipper, Evernote Web Clipper
19.Facebook pixel helper, Meta Pixel Helper
20.Mozbar, MozBar
21. SERPTrends, SERPTrends SEO Extension
22. One click extensions manager, One Click Extensions Manager

Meet The KloudportaLIONs-Burugu Sadashiva

Meet The KloudportaLIONs-Burugu Sadashiva

Name/Title: Burugu Sadashiva

Home office: Vanstalipuram

Family and hobbies: Mom, Dad and 2 Elder Sisters.
Hobbies include watching and playing Cricket.

Start date at Kloudportal: 16 December 2019

How did you get started with app development?
App Development

What do you love about working for kloudportal so far?

We get lots of chances to enhance knowledge for our career growth.

When you’re not at work, how do you spend your time?

I usually spend time with my family or friends.

If you could turn anything into an olympic sport, what would you have a good chance of winning a gold medal for?

None

If you could be any character from any book or movie, who would you be?

Light Yagami from Death Note

Where did you grow up and what is special about that place?

I’ve grown up in Hyderabad, What’s special about this place is that, it’s a mini India. We get to see different cultures, rich cultural heritage, and not to forget the famous Hyderabadi Cuisine.

If you were in a room with three billionaires, what would you ask them and why?

I would ask them whether they have a fear of losing money and do they have any milestone to reach.

If you could invite three people to dinner (dead or alive), who would be at the table and why?

Elon mask, Virat Kohli, and Noah Schnapp

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