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Ever heard of HARO? Maybe you have; after all, it isn't a very uncommon name in the blogosphere.



But for the uninitiated, HARO is acronym for Help A Reporter Out. The name couldn't be more true to its function. Basically it is a platform where influencers and experts connect with reporters and journalists.
What is HARO?It is a platform for reporters and journalists to get quick and fast knowledge and sources and bloggers to get links and exposure. If you can use HARO correctly, you are sure to get huge PR success as evidenced by numerous experts and influencers in each and every niche.


To put it simply, HARO is an interface (a website), that connects journalists with potential sources. People can join HARO as journalists and sources and send queries and pitches respectively. The process is rather simple. Journalists don't even have to register. All they have to do, is put their websites and credentials along with their queries.

Sources, do however, have to register. Upon regis…

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. Important Factors about Links
Previou…

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…