SEO Etiquette 2016-SEO in 2016 is a combination -SEO Help Guide

SEO in 2016 is a combination of a few things. Some of which are not what you may actually think. You need to develop friendships with other bloggers, maintain good manners, be giving, grateful, and SEOing the heck out of your blog! Well actually, you never want to overdo it. Moderation is the key with everything, but damn, SEO is addicting! Everyone seems to have their own method of what they feel works and what doesn't when it comes to Search Engine Optimization. You can even hire an SEO Specialist professional, and yet disagree with some of his/her methods on how to get better visibility, rank better, and improve your blog/website. Having said that, sometimes it's important to listen to what your SEO guy tells you, but you should also do your own research as well. After all, two minds are better than one.

When it comes to SEO etiquette, it can be a make it or break it for relationships that you're building with others. When it comes to blogging, many times bloggers will join blogging groups throughout social media so that they can ask questions, get advice, follow other blogs, and to basically acquire a good support system. There's a great benefit to bloggers developing friendships with other bloggers. When a blogger starts out, they usually need a support system, and people that will be there for them, give them advice, and even share their blogs throughout social media.

As many of us are aware, one of the greatest ways of improving one's ranking is to have your posts shared throughout social media platforms. In other words, being genuine is everything, but hey, blogging with benefits doesn't hurt one bit. This is why I created a group with my fellow admin Jeffrey Branover who is an SEO Specialist, and one hell of an SEO Specialist I might add! You need to check out his SEO Series which has it's own section in my blog. It's amazing what one can learn by reading his articles, and putting them into action. The group is very active on Facebook, and all bloggers are more than welcome to join (Bloggers With Benefits). I'm a big believer in bloggers helping each other grow.

SEO can be tricky as we all know. Despite how many different methods there are for doing SEO, sometimes bloggers become selfish. There's a certain type of karma that bites people in the ass when they act selfishly. As I've mentioned previously, there are many types of groups that are designed to help bloggers promote their blogs, and develop relationships with others that can relate. At times, those relationships become one-sided. I've personally known a couple of selfless bloggers, and I can honestly say that they leave their mark, and it resonates. They give to other bloggers, by usually asking nothing of them in return. It's incredible how some bloggers can be this way, while others leave you hanging so to speak.

Etiquette is everything in life, and as well when it comes to blogging. Social media is a big deal now in 2016, and it's important that whether or not you're active on it, it's important to remember your pleases, thank yous, appreciation, and to reciprocate any love that others show you, and that includes reciprocating the love that a fellow blogger gives. There are endless threads in blogging groups that say things like, "Read my latest post and leave me a comment, and I'll do the same." Meanwhile, selfish bloggers leave their links and run, without even acknowledging the person's post or request. It's important to remember your etiquette, and converse with another blogger's request, and help each other grow.

Getting to the top of Google with your blog is what every blogger wants. As is getting a great page ranking. Kindness, being giving, selfless, showing gratitude, and being loving are all essential for SEO, for developing friendships, and for networking with others in the world. When people comment on your posts, whether directly onto your blog, or throughout other social media platforms, it's important to try and acknowledge them whenever possible. Remember, SEO is just SEO without building a following, and that includes having and maintaining healthy, and strong relationships with other bloggers.

Virat Kohli Biography-most favorite sportsman-Virat Kohli birthday

Virat Kohli    
India

Full name Virat Kohli

Born November 5, 1988, Delhi

Current age 27 years 147 days

Major teams India, Delhi, India Red, India Under-19s, Royal Challengers Bangalore

Playing role Middle-order batsman

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium
Virat Kohli
Batting and fielding averages
    Mat     Inns     NO     Runs     HS     Ave     BF     SR     100     50     4s     6s     Ct     St
Tests     41     72     4     2994     169     44.02     5657     52.92     11     12     352     9     36     0
ODIs     171     163     23     7212     183     51.51     8016     89.97     25     36     673     72     83     0
T20Is     42     39     11     1552     90*     55.42     1167     132.99     0     15     162     31     20     0
First-class     73     120     11     5243     197     48.10     9560     54.84     18     20     665     24     67     0
List A     205     196     26     8654     183     50.90     9552     90.59     29     44     837     96     101     0
Twenty20     187     175     33     5383     99     37.90     4159     129.43     0     38     508     161     83     0
Bowling averages
    Mat     Inns     Balls     Runs     Wkts     BBI     BBM     Ave     Econ     SR     4w     5w     10
Tests     41     7     150     70     0     -     -     -     2.80     -     0     0     0
ODIs     171     46     611     636     4     1/15     1/15     159.00     6.24     152.7     0     0     0
T20Is     42     11     136     183     3     1/13     1/13     61.00     8.07     45.3     0     0     0
First-class     73     21     618     324     3     1/19     2/42     108.00     3.14     206.0     0     0     0
List A     205     53     675     697     4     1/15     1/15     174.25     6.19     168.7     0     0     0
Twenty20     187     42     438     633     7     2/25     2/25     90.42     8.67     62.5     0     0     0
Career statistics
Test debut     West Indies v India at Kingston, Jun 20-23, 2011 scorecard
Last Test     India v South Africa at Delhi, Dec 3-7, 2015 scorecard
Test statistics   
ODI debut     Sri Lanka v India at Dambulla, Aug 18, 2008 scorecard
Last ODI     Australia v India at Sydney, Jan 23, 2016 scorecard
ODI statistics   
T20I debut     Zimbabwe v India at Harare, Jun 12, 2010 scorecard
Last T20I     India v Australia at Mohali, Mar 27, 2016 scorecard
T20I statistics   
First-class debut     Delhi v Tamil Nadu at Delhi, Nov 23-26, 2006 scorecard
Last First-class     India v South Africa at Delhi, Dec 3-7, 2015 scorecard
List A debut     Delhi v Services at Delhi, Feb 18, 2006 scorecard
Last List A     Australia v India at Sydney, Jan 23, 2016 scorecard
Twenty20 debut     Delhi v Himachal Pradesh at Delhi, Apr 3, 2007 scorecard
Last Twenty20     India v Australia at Mohali, Mar 27, 2016 scorecard
Recent matches
Bat & Bowl     Team     Opposition     Ground     Match Date     Scorecard
82*     India     v Australia     Mohali     27 Mar 2016     T20I # 553
24     India     v Bangladesh     Bangalore     23 Mar 2016     T20I # 547
55*     India     v Pakistan     Kolkata     19 Mar 2016     T20I # 541
23     India     v New Zealand     Nagpur     15 Mar 2016     T20I # 535
1     India     v South Africa     Mumbai     12 Mar 2016     Other T20
-     India     v West Indies     Kolkata     10 Mar 2016     Other T20
41*     India     v Bangladesh     Dhaka     6 Mar 2016     T20I # 521
-     India     v U.A.E.     Dhaka     3 Mar 2016     T20I # 517
56*     India     v Sri Lanka     Dhaka     1 Mar 2016     T20I # 515
49     India     v Pakistan     Dhaka     27 Feb 2016     T20I # 512
Profile

A typical modern-day cricketer, Virat Kohli plays his game aggressively, bares his emotions loudly in public, yet retains the element of maturity that forms an integral part of every good and great player. Anil Kumble said he had thought hard before calling Kohli the best under-22 player in international cricket - that would rate as perhaps the best compliments he has received. It is also proof of Kohli's transformation as a player.

Kohli himself readily admitted to committing mistakes and walking the wrong path in the immediate aftermath of becoming only the second India captain to win the Under-19 World Cup in 2008. Monikers such as brash, arrogant were stuck on him as Kohli struggled to balance his career and the adulation that came with success. But some introspection and the expert guidance from the Indian team's seniors allowed Kohli to bounce back.

Today he is recognised for his growing maturity, and, more importantly, for his superb skills with bat in hand. Even in the presence, or absence, of his other prolific partners, Kohli has become one of the most dependable batsmen in the Indian middle order. His defensive technique is organised, he is an accomplished strokeplayer all round the wicket - his timing on the legside is especially silken - and he relishes performing when the pressure is on. He was an important presence during India's World Cup triumph, where he struck a vital century in the tournament opener and then played his hand in the summit clash with a patient 35 which formed a crucial part of the third-wicket partnership with Gautam Gambhir that allowed India to recover from the early loss of the openers. Then came the tour to Australia later that year, when he truly proved he belonged at the highest levels in both forms of the game. On a tour in which India's senior batsmen struggled throughout, Kohli stood out, scoring India's only Test hundred - a mature, composed innings in Adelaide. And with India almost out of the CB Series, Kohli uncorked his best with an astonishing 86-ball unbeaten 133 to help India chase down 321 in under 40 overs. Much was expected of him when he occupied the spot left vacant by VVS Laxman before India's home season in 2012. He got off to a bright start, hitting a century and two fifties against New Zealand.

His gung-ho attitude, his youthful charm and his aggression have also made him the mascot of his IPL team, the Royal Challengers Bangalore. Kohli has repaid the franchise by helping Bangalore reach the finals of the 2009 and 2011 IPL seasons and then almost single-handedly taking them to the title clash in the 2011 Champions League Twenty20. He was handed the Royal Challengers Bangalore' captaincy for the 2013 IPL season, with the intention of grooming him as the future captain of India. With MS Dhoni's injury during the West Indies tri-series, Kohli was given the honour of captaining India on their tour of Zimbabwe in July 2013. With MS Dhoni retiring from Test cricket after the Boxing Day Test against Australia in Melbourne in 2014, Kohli took over as captain of the Test team.

Kohli's fantastic fielding, and the ability to assess situations and seize the moment, makes him one of the most exciting talents to watch out for in the international circuit.
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Chris Gayle

West Indies

Full name Christopher Henry Gayle

Conceived September 21, 1979, Kingston, Jamaica

Current age 36 years 190 days

Real groups West Indies, Barisal Burners, Dhaka Gladiators, ICC World XI, Jamaica, Jamaica Tallawahs, Kolkata Knight Riders, Lahore Qalandars, Matabeleland Tuskers, Melbourne Renegades, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Somerset, Stanford Superstars, Sydney Thunder, Western Australia, Worcestershire

Assuming part Allrounder

Batting style Left-hand bat

Knocking down some pins style Right-arm offbreak

Christopher Henry Gayle

Batting and handling midpoints

Mat     Inns     NO     Runs     HS     Ave     BF     SR     100     50     4s     6s     Ct     St

Tests     103     182     11     7214     333     42.18     11970     60.26     15     37     1046     98     96     0

ODIs     269     264     17     9221     215     37.33     10834     85.11     22     47     1038     238     114     0

T20Is     48     45     4     1510     117     36.82     1036     145.75     2     13     128     98     13     0

Top of the line     180     321     26     13226     333     44.83             32     64             158     0

List A     336     330     24     11694     215     38.21             25     63             140     0

Twenty20     242     237     34     8830     175*     43.49     5880     150.17     17     55     682     637     59     0

Knocking down some pins midpoints

Mat     Inns     Balls     Runs     Wkts     BBI     BBM     Ave     Econ     SR     4w     5w     10

Tests     103     104     7109     3120     73     5/34     6/81     42.73     2.63     97.3     2     0

ODIs     269     190     7222     5739     163     5/46     5/46     35.20     4.76     44.3     3     1     0

T20Is     48     23     319     377     17     2/15     2/15     22.17     7.09     18.7     0

Top of the line     180         12511     5194     132     5/34         39.34     2.49     94.7         2     0

List A     336         9366     7112     222     5/46     5/46     32.03     4.55     42.1     4     1     0

Twenty20     242     120     1800     2272     74     4/22     4/22     30.70     7.57     24.3     2     0

Vocation insights

Test debut     West Indies v Zimbabwe at Port of Spain, Mar 16-20, 2000 scorecard

Last Test     West Indies v Bangladesh at Kingstown, Sep 5-9, 2014 scorecard

Test measurements

ODI debut     India v West Indies at Toronto, Sep 11, 1999 scorecard

Last ODI     New Zealand v West Indies at Wellington, Mar 21, 2015 scorecard

ODI insights

T20I debut     New Zealand v West Indies at Auckland, Feb 16, 2006 scorecard

Last T20I     South Africa v West Indies at Nagpur, Mar 25, 2016 scorecard

T20I insights

Five star presentation     1998/99

Last First-class     West Indies v Bangladesh at Kingstown, Sep 5-9, 2014 scorecard

List An introduction     1998/99

Last List A     New Zealand v West Indies at Wellington, Mar 21, 2015 scorecard

Twenty20 introduction     Chilaw Marians Cricket Club v PCA Masters XI at Leicester, Sep 15, 2005 scorecard

Last Twenty20     South Africa v West Indies at Nagpur, Mar 25, 2016 scorecard

Late matches

Bat and Bowl     Team     Opposition     Ground     Match Date     Scorecard

2/17, 4     West Indies     v South Africa     Nagpur     25 Mar 2016     T20I # 549

-     West Indies     v Sri Lanka     Bangalore     20 Mar 2016     T20I # 543

100*     West Indies     v England     Mumbai     16 Mar 2016     T20I # 537

-     West Indies     v Australia     Kolkata     13 Mar 2016     Other T20

20     West Indies     v India     Kolkata     10 Mar 2016     Other T20

60     Qalandars     v Quetta Glad     Dubai (DSC)     16 Feb 2016     T20

0     Qalandars     v Zalmi     Sharjah     13 Feb 2016     T20

37     Qalandars     v Karachi Kngs     Sharjah     12 Feb 2016     T20

0, 0/5     Qalandars     v Zalmi     Dubai (DSC)     6 Feb 2016     T20

6     Qalandars     v Karachi Kngs     Dubai (DSC)     5 Feb 2016     T20

Profile

A pushing Jamaican left-hander, Gayle earned himself a dark imprint on his first senior visit - to England in 2000 - where the new young men were felt to be inadequately aware of their older folks. In any case, an absence of admiration, for resistance bowlers at any rate, has served Gayle well from that point forward. Tall and forcing at the wrinkle, he adores to cut through the spreads off either foot, and can annihilate the figures of even the thriftiest of opening bowlers. What's more, in this time of Twenty20 cricket, Gayle is the batsman who has flourished like no other.

Among his numerous qualities, maybe the greatest one is his extraordinary dexterity, which permits Gayle to consistently hit even great length conveyances for limits. Method and footwork aren't his most prominent resources, however regularly he remunerates with different aptitudes. No batsman has taken to the 20-over arrangement like he has. He hinted at early his smashing so as to love for that organization the primary century in Twenty20 internationals - a 57-ball 117 against South Africa in the World Twenty20 in 2007 - and when Twenty20 alliances mushroomed the world over and looked for global stars, Gayle was the greatest recipient.

More than two seasons - 2011 and 2012 - of the IPL, he turned out to be effectively the most dreaded batsman of the alliance, crushing a bigger number of hundreds and sixes than some other batsman, by a long shot. When he trucked Pune Warriors everywhere throughout the ground to score an unbeaten 175 in IPL 2013, it felt right that he ought to at long last claim the record for most astounding individual score, quickest century, and most sixes in a Twenty20 innings, in light of the fact that no batsman has commanded Twenty20 cricket like he has.

Gayle's free-stroking, forceful style is clearly most appropriate for restricted overs cricket, yet that doesn't mean he hasn't cut it as a Test batsman. When he has turned up for West Indies, his combative methodology has turned into an assaulting weapon in its own privilege, in what's been an incline period for West Indian cricket. His 79-ball century at Cape Town in January 2004, on the back of a South African first innings of 532, was ordinary of his down to business approach. Be that as it may, Gayle has additionally demonstrated the capacity to bat long stretches and the craving to make huge scores. In 2009 against Australia, Gayle batted right around seven-and-a-half hours in scoring an unbeaten 165 to spare the Test in Adelaide; in the exact next amusement, however, he crushed the fifth-speediest Test century - off 70 balls - to demonstrate that fast scoring remained his favored strategy. One year from now he batted just about ten hours and scored 333 against Sri Lanka and Muralitharan in Galle, turning out to be just the fourth batsman to score two triples in Tests, along these lines demonstrating again his capacity to bat long stretches.

And afterward there is additionally his energetic non-turning offspin, with which he has transformed himself into a bona fide allrounder in constrained overs cricket. His propensity to stay standoffish on the field here and there proposes he isn't occupied with the procedures, however his casual drew closer was useful for the group at whatever point he drove West Indies. Nonetheless, West Indies have missed his administrations very frequently due his disparities with their board. Amid his outcast, he was a Twenty20 general in different classes the world over, enlivening group in Australia, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. After a long illuminate from global cricket he returned unequivocally in 2012 on the voyage through England and thusly at home against New Zealand.

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Course of events

September 1999

An unflattering begin

July 20, 2000

Ice-cool Gayle

February 19, 2001

Fourfold century stand

ICC Top 100 Batsmen Rankings TESTODIT20-ICC Top 10 Batsman-

Position
Player
Rating
Best Rank
1
    –
Steven Smith
AUSTRALIA
925
1
2
    –
Joe Root
ENGLAND
889
1
3
    –
Kane Williamson
NEW ZEALAND
868
1
4
    –
Hashim Amla
SOUTH AFRICA
860
1
5
    –
Younis Khan
PAKISTAN
826
1
6
    –
AB de Villiers
SOUTH AFRICA
818
1
7
    –
Adam Voges
AUSTRALIA
811
7
8
    –
Angelo Mathews
SRI LANKA
808
3
9
    –
David Warner
AUSTRALIA
800
3
10
    –
Misbah-ul-Haq
PAKISTAN
764
6
11
    –
Ajinkya Rahane
INDIA
753
10
12
    –
Asad Shafiq
PAKISTAN
726
12
13
    –
Virat Kohli
INDIA
725
8
14
    –
Alastair Cook
ENGLAND
723
2
15
    –
Ross Taylor
NEW ZEALAND
715
3
16
    –
Murali Vijay
INDIA
697
11
17
    –
Cheteshwar Pujara
INDIA
696
5
18
    –
Sarfraz Ahmed
PAKISTAN
691
16
19
    –
Brendon McCullum
NEW ZEALAND
680
12
20
    –
Dinesh Chandimal
SRI LANKA
675
19
21
    –
Azhar Ali
PAKISTAN
673
8
22
    –
Mohammad Hafeez
PAKISTAN
642
22
23
    –
Mominul Haque
BANGLADESH
641
19
24
    –
Darren Bravo
WEST INDIES
639
15
25
    –
Tamim Iqbal
BANGLADESH
626
17
26
    –
Shakib Al Hasan
BANGLADESH
625
25
27
    –
Usman Khawaja
AUSTRALIA
608
27
28
    –
Dean Elgar
SOUTH AFRICA
602
26
29
    –
Dimuth Karunaratne
SRI LANKA
593
28
30
    –
Faf du Plessis
SOUTH AFRICA
583
13
31
    –
BJ Watling
NEW ZEALAND
577
23
32
    –
Joe Burns
AUSTRALIA
575
32
33
    –
Kraigg Brathwaite
WEST INDIES
574
31
34
    –
Shikhar Dhawan
INDIA
572
30
35
    –
Tom Latham
NEW ZEALAND
570
30
36
    –
Jonny Bairstow
ENGLAND
562
30
37
    –
Ben Stokes
ENGLAND
560
32
38
    –
Ian Bell
ENGLAND
551
2
39
    –
Gary Ballance
ENGLAND
527
17
40
    –
Mushfiqur Rahim
BANGLADESH
526
29
41
    –
Shaun Marsh
AUSTRALIA
516
39
42
    –
Kaushal Silva
SRI LANKA
513
27
43
    –
Marlon Samuels
WEST INDIES
510
16
44
    –
Mahmudullah
BANGLADESH
509
43
45
    –
Ahmed Shehzad
PAKISTAN
506
37
46
    –
Moeen Ali
ENGLAND
492
45
47
    –
Jermaine Blackwood
WEST INDIES
479
34
48
    –
Jean-Paul Duminy
SOUTH AFRICA
479
35
49
    –
Quinton de Kock
SOUTH AFRICA
472
48
50
    –
Ravichandran Ashwin
INDIA
466
44
52
    –
Imrul Kayes
BANGLADESH
455
49
53
    –
Mark Craig
NEW ZEALAND
446
53
54
    –
Rohit Sharma
INDIA
445
32
57
    –
Martin Guptill
NEW ZEALAND
430
32
58
    –
Denesh Ramdin
WEST INDIES
430
48
59
    –
Corey Anderson
NEW ZEALAND
428
59
60
    –
Upul Tharanga
SRI LANKA
426
45
61
    –
Nasir Hossain
BANGLADESH
421
40
62
    –
Luke Ronchi
NEW ZEALAND
403
56
63
    –
Jason Holder
WEST INDIES
388
62
64
    –
Vernon Philander
SOUTH AFRICA
384
52
65
    –
Nick Compton
ENGLAND
377
56
66
    –
Leon Johnson
WEST INDIES
370
66
67
    –
James Taylor
ENGLAND
366
61
68
    –
James Neesham
NEW ZEALAND
365
43
69
    –
Jos Buttler
ENGLAND
357
49
70
    –
Mitchell Starc
AUSTRALIA
357
69
71
    –
Stuart Broad
ENGLAND
355
44
72
    –
Prasanna Jayawardene
SRI LANKA
355
45
75
    –
Peter Nevill
AUSTRALIA
347
69
76
    –
Lahiru Thirimanne
SRI LANKA
344
74
77
    –
Ravindra Jadeja
INDIA
328
77
78
    –
Kusal Perera
SRI LANKA
313
60
79
    –
Stiaan van Zyl
SOUTH AFRICA
307
70
80
    –
Shan Masood
PAKISTAN
306
79
81
    –
Hamish Rutherford
NEW ZEALAND
300
53
85
    –
Liton Das
BANGLADESH
270
80
86
    –
Bhuvneshwar Kumar
INDIA
266
86
87
    –
Shane Dowrich
WEST INDIES
257
75
88
    –
Devon Smith
WEST INDIES
257
58
89
    –
Adam Lyth
ENGLAND
254
87
91
    –
Mitchell Marsh
AUSTRALIA
253
86
92
    –
Tim Southee
NEW ZEALAND
248
79
94
    –
James Pattinson
AUSTRALIA
240
85
95
    –
Kithuruwan Vithanage
SRI LANKA
238
92
96
    –
Suresh Raina
INDIA
235
49
97
    –
Amit Mishra
INDIA
232
84
100
    –
Harbhajan Singh
INDIA
218
73

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 The Top 3 Tools You Should Use for Technical SEO Audits Image credit: DeepCrawl | Enhanced by SEOEntrepreneur Pratik Dholakiya Pratik Dholakiya Contributor Co-Founder of E2M & MoveoApps Verizon Hacked, With Data of 1.5 Million Customers Stolen Accelerate Your Business Verizon Hacked, With Data of 1.5 Million Customers Stolen Reuters These 10 Tools for Remote Workers Will Make Office Life a Permanent Thing of the Past Accelerate Your Business These 10 Tools for Remote Workers Will Make Office Life a Permanent Thing of the Past Aaron Agius Facebook Now Automatically Detects Imposter Accounts Accelerate Your Business Facebook Now Automatically Detects Imposter Accounts Tom Brant 841 Shares January 28, 2016 Join us live at Entrepreneur's Accelerate Your Business event series in Chicago or Denver. Secure your spot » Doing a search engine optimization (SEO) audit is no joke. It used to take time, the patience of a saint and too many spreadsheets. 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AB de Villiers biography

South Africa

Full name Abraham Benjamin de Villiers

Conceived February 17, 1984, Pretoria

Current age 32 years 33 days

Real groups South Africa, Africa XI, Delhi Daredevils, Northerns, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Titans

Assuming part Wicketkeeper batsman

Batting style Right-hand bat

Rocking the bowling alley style Right-arm medium

Handling position Wicketkeeper

Abraham Benjamin de Villiers

Batting and handling midpoints

Mat     Inns     NO     Runs     HS     Ave     BF     SR     100     50     4s     6s     Ct     St

Tests     106     176     16     8074     278*     50.46     15022     53.74     21     39     933     57     197     5

ODIs     200     192     34     8621     162*     54.56     8605     100.18     24     48     763     184     164     5

T20Is     69     66     9     1338     79*     23.47     1013     132.08     0     8     115     46     60     7

Five star     132     221     21     9961     278*     49.80     17939     55.52     24     53             248     6

List A     232     223     37     9958     162*     53.53             27     57             190     5

Twenty20     192     177     34     4439     133*     31.04     3142     141.27     2     26     375     175     131     16

Rocking the bowling alley midpoints

Mat     Inns     Balls     Runs     Wkts     BBI     BBM     Ave     Econ     SR     4w     5w     10

Tests     106     5     204     104     2/49     2/49     52.00     3.05     102.0     0

ODIs     200     9     192     202     7     2/15     2/15     28.85     6.31     27.4     0

T20Is     69     -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -

Top of the line     132         234     138     2/49         69.00     3.53     117.0     0

List A     232         192     202     7     2/15     2/15     28.85     6.31     27.4     0

Twenty20     192     -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -    -

Profession measurements

Test debut     South Africa v England at Port Elizabeth, Dec 17-21, 2004 scorecard

Last Test     South Africa v England at Centurion, Jan 22-26, 2016 scorecard

Test insights

ODI debut     South Africa v England at Bloemfontein, Feb 2, 2005 scorecard

Last ODI     South Africa v England at Cape Town, Feb 14, 2016 scorecard

ODI measurements

T20I debut     South Africa v Australia at Johannesburg, Feb 24, 2006 scorecard

Last T20I     Afghanistan v South Africa at Mumbai, Mar 20, 2016 scorecard

T20I measurements

Top of the line debut     Northerns v Western Province at Centurion, Oct 17-20, 2003 scorecard

Last First-class     South Africa v England at Centurion, Jan 22-26, 2016 scorecard

List A presentation     Northerns v Eastern Province at Centurion, Nov 26, 2003 scorecard

Last List A     South Africa v England at Cape Town, Feb 14, 2016 scorecard

Twenty20 presentation     Titans v Lions at Centurion, Apr 8, 2004 scorecard

Last Twenty20     Afghanistan v South Africa at Mumbai, Mar 20, 2016 scorecard

Late matches

Bat and Bowl     Team     Opposition     Ground     Match Date     Scorecard

64     South Africa     v Afghanistan     Mumbai     20 Mar 2016     T20I # 542

16     South Africa     v England     Mumbai     18 Mar 2016     T20I # 540

52*     South Africa     v Mumbai CA XI     Mumbai (BS)     15 Mar 2016     Other T20

-     South Africa     v India     Mumbai     12 Mar 2016     Other T20

13     South Africa     v Australia     Johannesburg     6 Mar 2016     T20I # 520

0     South Africa     v Australia     Durban     4 Mar 2016     T20I # 519

0c/0s, 71     South Africa     v England     Johannesburg     21 Feb 2016     T20I # 506

0c/1s, 7     South Africa     v England     Cape Town     19 Feb 2016     T20I # 503

101*     South Africa     v England     Cape Town     14 Feb 2016     ODI # 3738

36     South Africa     v England     Johannesburg     12 Feb 2016     ODI # 3737

Profile

A batsman of amazing chutzpah and endeavor, and in addition the aptitudes and the demeanor required to move down his inventive expectation. A defender ready to jump tall structures and still concoct the catch. A wicketkeeper who is flawlessly quiet wearing cushions and gloves. A fine rugby player, golfer, and tennis player. All AB de Villiers needs to flaunt his bottomless blessings is a ball. Pretty much any ball.

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Damage 20, 2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers thinks of an opposite swat on the way to his 29-ball 64, Afghanistan v South Africa, World T20 2016, Group 1, Mumbai, March 20,2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers thinks of an opposite swat on the way to his 29-ball 64

Damage 20, 2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers wristily flicks to the on side, Afghanistan v South Africa, World T20 2016, Group 1, Mumbai, March 20,2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers wristily flicks to the on side

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Damage 18, 2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers pulls the ball towards midwicket, England v South Africa, World T20 2016, Group 1, Mumbai, March 18, 2016

Stomach muscle de Villiers pulls the ball towards midwicket

ICC ODI Cricketer of the Year - 2010, 2014, 2015

Nation Fixtures Country Results

Dolphins v Lions at Pietermaritzburg - Mar 18-21

Match drawn

Knights v Cape Cobras at Bloemfontein - Mar 18-21

Cape Cobras 337 and 291 Knights 372 and 82/3 (19.2 ov, target 257)

Warriors v Titans at Port Elizabeth - Mar 18-21

Titans won by 8 wickets

Pool B: Boland v KZN-Inland at Paarl - Mar 21

Boland 209 KZN-Inland 53/1 (13.5/50 ov)

Pool B: Gauteng v Easterns at Johannesburg - Mar 21

Gauteng 256 Easterns 29/1 (8.3/50 ov)

Pool A: Northern Cpe v Northerns at Kimberley - Mar 21

Northerns won by 6 wickets (with 183 balls remaining)

Pool A: W Province v KZ-Natal at Cape Town - Mar 21

KZ-Natal 214 W Province 67/0 (15/50 ov)

Guyana delegated top of the line champions, Barbados complete second

'West Indies win with Chris Gayle to save'

Sri Lanka Women guard 129 for essential win

'Steyn is not hazardous' - Shahzad

Delhi in risk of losing World T20 semi-last

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SEO For Page Titles
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A webpage’s title, also known as a title tag or title element, is written in the coding of the page, usually near the top, like this – <title>The Title of the Page is Written Here</title>. The page title isn’t displayed to visitors on the page itself, but it can be seen in two important places – the search result pages (as the blue clickable link above the description and url) and on social websites (when someone shares, Likes, +1s, etc. the page). That the page title is displayed in the search results and on most social websites is very important from an SEO perspective.

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CTR isn’t the most important reason to optimise page titles though. The most important reason is that search engines use the title of a page as a primary factor when assessing what keywords to rank that page for and in what position to rank it in. Most SEO consultants would agree that when it comes to the scale of importance in optimising a website for search engines, proper SEO for page titles only comes behind having good content on your site and having people link to your site.

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Keywords

Whilst it’s actually not 100% essential that you include the primary keyword that you want to rank a page for in that page’s title, if you leave it out then it makes ranking well for that keyword much more difficult. Without the keyword in the title, to rank for that keyword you’ll need other people to link to the page using that exact keyword. They may well do that, but it’s out of your control and so it isn’t a good position to be in.

Also, search engines ‘bold’ the words in their listings that exactly match the search query being made. If none of the words in your page title are in bold then your title will be less visible than the titles above and below it and so your CTR will drop. Whilst there’s benefits to having the keyword in the title, there’s no benefit to repeating it. You should actually avoid doing this unless it happens in the course of writing a title naturally.

If the keyword being targeted consists of more than one word, there’s s a benefit to having those words in the right order, but it’s not essential for good rankings. There’s also a benefit to having them closer to the start of the title than the end. If they’re nearer the start then it indicates to search engines that they’re more important, and it may also increase CTR, as searchers often skim read the start of titles in the results but won’t necessarily read each title in full.
Length

You should keep the length of your page titles within 55 characters, as anything more than that may not be displayed in the search results. Anything more than that, especially if it’s beyond 70 characters will be replaced in the search results with …, which looks unprofessional and may reduce your CTR. Another reason to keep your titles short is that the more words in general there are in the title the more diluted the keywords become.

Effectively, each word beyond the primary keyword is lessening the importance of that keyword. However, you shouldn’t miss out words like a, an, to, the, etc., to save on characters. Whilst you can fit more keywords in that way, the title would read badly and CTR would be negatively affected. You need to write page titles with both search engines and humans in mind, and people expect to see those words in titles.
Descriptive

Don’t let other SEO considerations distract you from making a page title descriptive of the content on the page, as, above all else, that’s what web users will expect it to be. If people click on a title and are shown a page of content that doesn’t match what they were expecting to see then they’ll instantly click the back button, which is bad for a couple of reasons. Firstly, they’ll have a poor opinion of your site and will be less likely to click on links to it again. Secondly, it will decrease the average viewing time for the page, and increase its bounce rate, which are two factors incorporated into ranking algorithms.
Branding

If you have space available in a page title, then it’s worthwhile including your business’s name it in too. Searchers normally skim read all of the results even if they only click on a couple of them, and so it’s a good opportunity to put your name in front of their eyes and build brand awareness. You want to convey a positive impression and to give a consistent message. For example, if your business sells fun products/services, then make your page titles fun, whereas if your business sells serious products/services, then make your page titles serious.
Presentation

You can’t control the font your page title is written in, the colour of it or which words get bolded, but you can control which letters get capitalised and what type of word dividers are used. It’s common to use capital letters for the first letter of every word – except a, an, to, the, etc. – and to use a hyphen (-) to indicate the end of a phrase. However, it’s more than acceptable to capitalise a, an, to, the, etc., and to use pipes (|) if you prefer. What’s most important is that you remain consistent in the presentation of your titles across all pages. Pick a style and use it throughout your whole site.
Good Examples

Primary Keyword | Brand Name

Brand Name – Primary Keyword

Brand Name – Primary Keyword & Secondary Keyword

Primary Keyword – Secondary Keyword | Brand Name

Primary Keyword in a Sentence | Brand Name

Brand Name – Primary And Secondary Keyword In A Sentence

Primary Keyword – Secondary Keyword

Primary Keyword | Secondary Keyword in a Sentence
Bad Examples

Home

http://www.domain-name.co.uk

Brand Name

Primary Keyword Secondary Keyword

Brand name – primary Keyword AND Secondary keyword

Primary Keyword + Secondary Keyword + Tertiary Keyword

A very long sentence that only has the Primary Keyword near the end

#*> Primary Keyword!!! <*#

Source: http://www.seomark.co.uk/seo-page-titles/#ixzz42tEt8axV

SEO Tips For Small Businesses

100 SEO Tips For Small Businesses
By Mark Walters
mark@seomark.co.uk or Contact Form or Google+ or LinkedIn

    No SEO means no visitors from search engines. If you don’t do it then search engines can’t categorise and rank your site for keywords relevant to your business.
    Both on-site SEO and off-site SEO are required. You can’t achieve good results doing one without the other.
    Start doing SEO now. The longer you leave it to start, the further ahead your competitors will be, and the harder it becomes to rank higher than them.
    Know your competition. Find out what the sites ranking on the 1st page for the keywords that you want to rank for have done, on-site and off-site, to get there.
    No two websites are the same. An SEO strategy that worked for someone else’s site isn’t guaranteed to work for yours because there are so many variables.
    SEO doesn’t have to be expensive. You can get big results on a small budget if you invest time in creating good content and building online relationships.
    SEO results aren’t instant. The results of SEO work done today might not become apparent, and might not be credited by search engines, for weeks, or even months.
    The newer your website is, the more patient you will need to be. It takes time to build authority and trust, and until you’ve developed both, you shouldn’t expect to outrank older, more established sites.
    Never consider your website to be finished. If you want your site to continue to rank higher, attract more visitors and make more sales, then you should always be adding to and improving it.
    Adapt to algorithm updates. To attain and retain good rankings you need to adapt your SEO strategy as search engines evolve over time.
    You don’t need to submit your website to search engines. They have evolved beyond the point of needing to be directly notified when a new website, or page on a website, is created.
    Get advice directly from Google. Via their Webmaster Guidelines and Webmaster Help Videos.
    Don’t risk Google penalties. As they have a significant share of the search market, a penalty from them results in a significant, and often long-term, loss of visitors to your site.
    You’re ultimately responsible for all of SEO work done on your website. Search engines won’t remove a penalty on the basis that you didn’t do, and didn’t know the specifics of, the SEO work on your site.
    Set-up and use Google Search Console. To find out, among other things, what keywords your site is ranking for and which other sites are linking to yours.
    Set-up and use Google Analytics. To find out, among other things, how many visitors your site gets, the keywords they use to find it, and what pages they visit.
    Set-up a Google+ page for your business. Doing so builds trust with Google and improves rankings for localised keywords.
    Diversify your traffic sources. Google is a great source of traffic but being 100% reliant on them for visitors puts you in a vulnerable position.
    Use Pay Per Click in addition to SEO. If you can afford to do both, then do both, as although PPC can be costly, you can get visitors to your site straight away for any keywords that you want.
    Low quality equals high risk. Low quality backlinks and/or low quality on-site content can easily result in your site being penalised by search engines.
    Create content primarily for people, not search engines. There’s no point creating content that ranks well if it doesn’t help people, interest them, or persuade them to buy from you.
    Remove duplicate content. You can be penalised for having the same, or very similar, content on multiple pages of your site.
    Remove, merge or add to pages with little content on them. Having lots of content-light pages, with short page view times, can result in search engines downgrading all of your site’s keyword rankings.
    Don’t copy content from other websites. If search engines find that content on your site has been taken from elsewhere they may downgrade rankings for some, or even all, of your webpages.
    Claim authorship of your content. Linking your Google+ account to your content improves both rankings and click-through-rate.
    Ensure your content is good enough to be on the 1st page. If your content isn’t better than the content already on the 1st page for a keyword then your site doesn’t deserve to rank there.
    Make your content engaging for visitors. The more engaging it is, the longer people will stay on your site, and high viewing times signal to search engines that your site deserves good rankings.
    Create videos. They increase the amount of time that people spend on your site and also allow you to get links from video sharing sites.
    Create stats/charts/graphs/infographics. People are more likely to share and link to these types of content than plain written content.
    More content equals more rankings, more visitors and more sales. Search engines reward, and visitors trust more, sites that are filled with lots of pages of good quality content.
    Add a blog to your website. Doing so makes it quick and simple to add new pages of content to your site.
    Create content to post on other websites and blogs. People are much more likely to link to you if you provide them with content to use on their site.
    Balance creating content with marketing content. If you create content without marketing it then people will struggle to find it, and if they can’t find it they can’t link to it or share it.
    Write a unique, descriptive title for every page. Within 55 characters you need to make the topic of a page clear to both humans and search engines.
    Write a unique, descriptive meta description for every page. Within 160 characters you need to describe the topic of a page in a way that persuades people to click on your site instead of the other sites listed in the search results.
    Research keywords before optimising for them. If you choose the wrong keywords, regardless of what you do for on-site and off-site SEO, you’ll get very few visitors and/or visitors who don’t convert into sales.
    Use Google’s Keyword Tool. It provides a good list of words and phrases related to the keyword ideas that you enter into it.
    Get keyword ideas from other people. They (customers, suppliers, partners, friends, etc.) see your business differently to you and may associate different words and phrases with it.
    Target relevant keywords. The more relevant your keywords are, the easier and quicker it is to rank for them, and the higher the percentage of visitors who will become buyers.
    Target keywords with commercial intent. You want visitors who are ready to spend money rather than those who are just looking for information.
    Long-tail keywords are a great source of traffic. It’s quicker and cheaper to rank for longer, specific keyword phrases, and more than 40% of searches are comprised of four or more words.
    Dedicate 1 page of your website to each keyword that you’re targeting. Doing so makes it simpler for search engines to categorise and rank your pages.
    Add keywords in the right places. They’re less important than they used to be, but you should still include them in urls, page titles, meta descriptions, header tags and image alt tags.
    Avoid keyword stuffing. You’re much more likely to be penalised than credited if you use a keyword phrase repeatedly on a page.
    Backlinks affect rankings more than anything else. The number and quality of links pointing to your site will largely determine in what position your site ranks.
    Don’t set backlink targets. Link building should be a steady, consistent, on-going process, that doesn’t stop when you reach a certain number.
    Get backlinks from relevant sources. Search engines want to display relevant results for each keyword, and links from relevant pages/sites are a strong signal to them that your site is relevant.
    Get backlinks from trusted sources. Links from trustworthy sites signal to search engines that your site is trustworthy too.
    Be prepared to work for high quality backlinks. Generally, the more easily you can acquire a link, the less value it will likely have.
    Be wary of paying people to link to your website. Buying backlinks can, and does work, however, there’s a definite risk involved if you buy cheap ones and/or from people who openly sell them.
    Don’t get involved in link networks. The benefit of getting links from networks is low, whereas the risk of being penalised and losing rankings is high.
    Diversify your backlink profile. Get different types of links from a wide range of IP addresses.
    Build backlinks to every page of your website that you want to rank. Get people to link to the inner-pages of your site – the ones you want to rank for specific keywords – as well as to the homepage.
    Existing relationships are an instant source of backlinks. Some of your suppliers, partners and customers will link to your site if you ask them to do so.
    Get the good backlinks that your competition already has. If someone has already linked to one of your competitors then there’s a reasonable chance that they’ll link to you also if you give them a good reason to.
    Get some backlinks with your target keywords as the link text. This type of link is important, but should make up less than 25% of your backlink profile.
    The majority of your backlinks should be branded. A backlink profile without lots of branded links (like ‘Company Name’ and ‘www.companyname.co.uk’) signals to search engines that you’ve been using manipulative link building tactics.
    Know who’s linking to you. Within Google Search Console, go to ‘Traffic’ and then ‘Links’ to check how many sites are linking to yours and which sites they are.
    Sign up for Ahrefs or Open Site Explorer. Doing so gives you access to extensive backlink data for your site and also your competitors’ sites.
    Every page of your website should be linked to from at least one other page. Search engines don’t include pages in their results that aren’t linked to either internally (from another page of the same site) or externally (from another site).
    Have direct links from your homepage to your most important pages. Doing so passes authority from the homepage to your important pages and improves the rankings of those pages.
    Add in-content links to other relevant pages on your website. Whilst not as valuable as external links, internal links do still pass authority and signal to search engines what pages to rank for which keywords.
    Remove unnecessary outbound links. Only link to pages on other sites that you think visitors to your site would find helpful and/or interesting.
    Link out to relevant websites and blogs. People generally notice if you link to them, and if you link to them, there’s a reasonable chance that they’ll link back to you if you have good site.
    Leave comments on relevant websites and blogs. Doing so builds trust and relationships with people – both the site owners and visitors to those sites.
    Interact with bloggers in your industry. The better people with relevant blogs know you (through social sites, forums, email, etc.) the more likely they’ll be to link to your site and to share your content.
    Contact small businesses with relevant websites. A good relationship, in which you help promote each others’ sites, makes SEO simpler and cheaper for you and for them.
    Write press releases to share news and opinions. This is a good way to get content on, and links from, sites outside of your industry and circle of connections.
    Phone people to develop online relationships. Emails can easily be ignored or forgotten, but phone calls not so much.
    Use your website to build trust and relationships. The more relationships you have, and the more people trust you, the more people will talk about you, link to you, and, ultimately, buy from you.
    Add your address and phone number to every page of your website. This builds trust and improves rankings if you’re targeting keyword phrases that contain your town/city name.
    Get listed in industry and local directories. Most directories are worthless, however, there should be at least 10 that are relevant to your area or industry.
    Ask customers to leave reviews on Google+ and local directories. Positive reviews improve your rankings in Google’s local listings and can be accessed directly from the search results.
    Be personal in a way that big businesses can’t be. Putting your individuality and  personality across throughout the off-site SEO process (outreach emails, guest posts, Tweets, etc.) makes others more likely to engage with you.
    Use social websites to promote other people’s content as well as your own. People generally know if you’ve taken action on social sites to help them, and if they see that you’ve helped them, the chances of them helping you out in return are much higher.
    Add social sharing buttons to your website. The easier you make it for people to share your content, the more likely they will be to do so.
    Social media isn’t a replacement for SEO. Your social strategy should be part of, or should run alongside, your SEO strategy.
    Search engines ranks webpages, not websites. Whether or not a page ranks for a particular keyword depends largely on the quality of that individual page, and not the quality of your site as a whole.
    Small businesses can rank higher than big businesses. It’s not uncommon for a page on a small business’s site to rank higher than a page on the site of a big, national company.
    Know where you’re ranking. Within Google Search Console, go to ‘Traffic’ and then ‘Search Queries’ to check where your site is ranking for keywords.
    Aim to be in the top 3, not just the top 10. If your site isn’t ranked in the top 3 positions for a keyword then you’ll only get a small percentage (less than 10%) of the traffic from searches for that keyword.
    Rankings can be misleading. The number of 1st page rankings you have is irrelevant if those rankings don’t convert to visitor numbers and, ultimately, sales.
    Don’t worry about PageRank. Sites with a low PR can, and often do, outrank sites with a high PR.
    Choose between using www or not using www. Ensure that your site is set to load at either www.domainname.co.uk or domainname.co.uk – not both.
    Adopt a flat website architecture. Any page of your site should be accessible within 3 clicks from your homepage.
    Use a simple, clear URL structure. People should be able to guess the topic of a page by looking only at its URL.
    Use header tags. Include variations of your target keyword phrases in a page’s H1 and H2 tags.
    Use rich snippets. They provide additional data about your site to search engines and can improve the appearance of your site’s listing in search results.
    Use 301 redirects. If you change the url of a page on your site, but don’t redirect the old url to the new one, any links pointing to the old one will be wasted.
    Set-up a useful 404 error page. Linking to your best content from your 404 page means that visitors who see it are less likely to leave your site.
    Optimise your images. Include a page’s target keyword phrase, or variations of it, in the file names and img alt tags of the images on that page.
    Optimise your website for mobile users. Your site needs to be clear and simple to use for people accessing it using smartphones and tablets.
    Check browser and screen resolution compatibility. Your site needs to render correctly in every web browser (Chrome, IE, Safari, etc.) and screen resolution (1366×768, 1024×768, 800×600, etc.).
    Maximise your website’s loading speed. Use Google’s site speed tool and implement the recommendations that they give you.
    Use a reliable web hosting company. Your site’s keyword rankings will be downgraded if your site is regularly inaccessible.
    Regularly backup your website. If you lose your site data then you lose your rankings too, as search engines quickly remove sites that won’t load from their results.
    Keep up-to-date with SEO news and trends. Read sites such as Search Engine Watch, Search Engine Land and SEOmoz.
    If you don’t know, ask someone. If you have a question, ask it in an online SEO forum or contact an SEO consultant.
    Ask SEO consultants lots of questions. If you’re going to hire someone, you’ll be taking less of a risk if you know a lot about them and their strategies.
    Engage with your SEO consultant. The more you know about SEO, and the more a consultant knows about your business, the better the results will be.


Source: http://www.seomark.co.uk/small-business-seo-tips/#ixzz42tA4XSn0

Source: http://www.seomark.co.uk/small-business-seo-tips/#ixzz42tA4XSn0