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What is Link Building and What are its Benefits
Link building is/are the array of different techniques that site owners, Search Engine Optimisers or even PR firms use to build links for sites/blogs.
The reason behind this is that Google has confirmed that links are one of the two most important factors when it comes to ranking search results in Google, the other one being content. While, I think that links are the most important factor, when it comes to growing a site's authority and increasing its rank through Google's SERP, there is no doubt of the immense importance of having quality links pointing to your blog / site.
In fact, it is utterly impossible to have your site find a notable rank in Google's search results if your site does not have any links pointing to it.
There are several strategies to build links, which you can try right now. But there are certain factors, that you need to keep in mind, when it comes to link building first.
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Are you a habitual procrastinator? If you landed on this page, chances are that you procrastinate. In this world of technology, you are surrounded by technology products which can distract you quite a lot and aid in your procrastinating habit.

As such, to curb the harmful impact of technology on you and your productivity, you have to introduce ways to curb your addiction and senseless use of your technology products, most notably your smartphone.

After all procrastination is an entrepreneur's worst enemy.

Don't worry, I was (and still, somewhat am) a habitual procrastinator too! As such, I feel you need the aid of technology to stop your productivity being drained out by procrastination.

While there are several motivational videos which may aid you to stop procrastination (about which we will talk later on), along with do's and dont's, here's the best apps which you should have in your smartphone and give them a try.

While, obviously, you don't need to have all thes…

I guess you are a new blogger as most people new to this field have this basic query.

Google ranks search results based on a clever algorithm that uses machine learning and has about 245 factors to rank a webpage.
Previously, they used to show, how strong a webpage was based on this factor and it was called Pagerank (PR). However, some time back, Google closed it down and even though Google's algorithm works on the PR of individual sites, they don't show the PR of a website to the public.
This caused site-owners to be left without any thing that they could use to check their site power and authority over the internet.
Note: If you now search for tools to show you your PR, the tools will show you your site's PR, before Google struck it down. Therefore, if you created your blog or website after Google stopped showing the PR, you will most likely find that your blog has a Pagerank of 0, which is completely normal and doesn't at all reflect your blog.In this post, I will show …

First off, Thanks for ComingI won't be wasting much of your time blabbering. After all, that's what the About Page is all about. I would just like to share with you how you should and can go through the WinSavvy blog.


I just created this post to make it a little bit easier for you to gain traction on and about whatever we have to offer.
WinSavvy offers three types of contents- In-Depth ContentShort Term ContentAnalysisIn short, the in-depth content is actionable stuff, that throws deep analysis on how you can leverage a strategy to grow your blog, website or business. 
The Complementary Content adds support to the in-depth content by making it easier for you to implement stuff. To grow your blog or business, it is imperative that you read through both.
As for analysis, it contains explanation on terms like Domain Authority, Page Rank, Alexa Rank and also contains thoughts and analysis about say, which business would be best for you or what niche your blog should be on.

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