Is SEO Dead???

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SEO can never dies, only the fact is techniques changes.

As we all are aware with the changing google algorithms day by day. Recently Penguine updates comes in picture that effects of many of sites (not at all countable). No one is able to judge, on what basis the search e engine ranking is scoring. In a war of night, website just completly gone OFF from the SERP listing...

What to do?

To compete with Google Algorithms or to save our websites from the war effects, we must play fair game.an

Whatever changes going on in Google Rule Book, SEO must go on white track.

Forget the older ways, get down in new ERA of SEO ....



Survive in dark, you will definitely get a new world!!!

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