Sandeep
Sandeep has worked in search engine optimisation for ten years, across technical SEO, content strategy, local search and the tools the job actually runs on. He writes and edits everything on Techno Xprt. His approach here is deliberately unglamorous: check the vendor's own pricing page rather than a roundup, confirm a feature still exists before recommending it, and go back and correct a post when the facts move. A large part of the work on this site has been exactly that, finding advice that quietly went out of date and fixing it. He writes for people doing the work themselves, small business owners and in-house marketers, rather than for other SEOs.
Search Engine Optimisation
How to Choose an SEO Company (Without Getting Burned)
Learning how to choose an SEO company matters because the wrong choice wastes months and money before you even know it failed. A bad...
Search Engine Optimisation
What Is SEO? A Plain English Guide
What is SEO? In one sentence, SEO, or search engine optimization, is the practice of improving your website so it shows up when people...
Search Engine Optimisation
Best Surfer SEO Alternatives (Free and Paid)
Surfer's pricing is what sends most people looking for a Surfer SEO alternative, along with a quiet doubt about whether chasing an on page...
Search Engine Optimisation
Screaming Frog Free vs Paid: What 500 URLs Actually Gets You
The Screaming Frog free vs paid question has a clear answer: the free version crawls up to 500 URLs with the core SEO features,...
Search Engine Optimisation
Marketing and SEO Guest Posting Sites That Accept Contributors
This list of marketing guest posting sites gives you a vetted starting point of SEO, content, social media, and PPC blogs that accept contributors,...
Search Engine Optimisation
Profile Creation Sites List for SEO: What They Actually Do
Here is the honest truth about profile creation sites: the backlinks you get from them are weak signals, mostly nofollow, and will not lift...
Internet Marketing
How to End an Email: Best Sign Offs for Every Situation
Knowing how to end an email well comes down to one rule: match the sign off to your relationship with the reader and the...
