Topics
SEO, AI search, Facebook marketing and advertising.
Written articles and videos reach people in different ways. How to choose between a blog, video or both for a small business, based on your customers, your team and the time you have.
ReadPeople search in Bangla script, Banglish and English, often with different spellings of the same word. How to write Bangla pages that search engines can read and real people can find.
ReadA clear site structure helps visitors find what they need in a few taps and helps search engines understand what each page is about. How to plan sections, menus and URLs.
ReadFrom "submit your site to Google every week" to "more keywords means higher rankings", many SEO beliefs waste time or money. The common myths, and what to do instead.
ReadOld pages can quietly hold a website back, or they can still bring steady visitors. How to decide whether each one should be refreshed, merged with another page or removed, and how to do it safely.
ReadGoogle Ads can bring visitors this week; SEO builds visits that keep coming without paying for each click. How to decide which to start with, and how to run them together.
ReadGoogle gives every website owner free tools that show how the site is doing in search. What Search Console, PageSpeed Insights and a few others tell you, and what they do not.
ReadService businesses sell trust and expertise, not products on a shelf. How SEO works for clinics, law firms, consultants and agencies, and where to begin.
ReadGoogle tries to understand businesses as entities: real things with names, places, services and connections. The clearer and more consistent your facts, the more easily Google recognises you.
ReadAI Overviews are AI-written summaries that Google shows above some search results, with links to the pages they draw on. How they work, and what a business can sensibly do about them.
ReadWhen people speak a search instead of typing it, they ask longer, more natural questions, often mixing Bangla and English. Content that answers those questions plainly is easier to find.
ReadA canonical URL is the version of a page you want search engines to treat as the main one when several addresses show the same or very similar content.
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