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Egyptians held their breath Sunday amid fears star striker Mohamed Salah could miss the World Cup after suffering an injury when wrestled to the ground by Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos in the Champions League final. Ramos, who locked arms with Salah before falling on top of the forward’s shoulder, became an instant hate figure for millions of Egyptians on social media, as well as the thousands who watched the game live at cafes. “Ramos the Dog”, “Animal”, “We will take revenge”, “Dirty” and many more insults were thrown at Ramos on social media following Real’s 3-1 win over Liverpool in Kiev. Salah left the pitch in tears holding his shoulder after just half an hour, a sight that prompted some Egyptians to burst into tears. Reported to have suffered a sprain in his shoulder ligaments, Salah remains doubtful for the World Cup in Russia, with the clock ticking before Egypt’s first game against Uruguay on June 15. If the vitriol targeting Ramos seems exaggerated, it reflects how vital the speedy striker has become for his national team ahead of this summer’s World Cup. The 25-year-old scored 44 goals in all competitions for Liverpool last season, a tally that earned him the Golden Boot for Europe’s top scorer and the Professional Footballers’ Association Player of the Year. Without him, Egypt’s chances are “almost non-existent”, said Karim Said, editor-in-chief of YallaKora, a football-focused website. “The (team’s) attack is mainly based on Salah,” said Said. Thanks to Salah, who has become a source of pride for millions across the Arab world, Egyptians were looking to the World Cup with hope and enthusiasm. Ramos’s dubious tackle, which went unpunished by match referee Milorad Mazic, prompted one furious fan watching the game to yell “Dirty guy” at the Spaniard, although his screams were drowned out by a sea of other insults. On Sunday morning, the headline on Egyptian newspaper El Watan said it was reverting Ramos’s fate to God, in a tone echoed on social media networks. – During Ramadan, optimism reigns – Ramos’s Facebook and Twitter accounts have been flooded with insults in Arabic and English, some even translated into Spanish. A petition was even launched on the change.org platform, calling on FIFA and UEFA to punish Ramos for “intentionally hurting Mohamed Salah”. The petition has collected more than 111,000 signatures. Ramos sent Salah a “Get Well Soon” Twitter message, adding he regretted that football “sometimes (shows) its bad side”, but “above all, we are comrades”. Despite the anger some Egyptians remain optimistic, taking the incident with the philosophy of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. “He will participate in the World Cup and everything will be fine, God willing,” said Mahmoud Saad, a Salah and Real Madrid fan, as he watched the match at a cafe in downtown Cairo. News of Salah’s misfortune even prompted President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to tweet: “My heartfelt wishes to the Egyptian champion Mohamed Salah for a speedy recovery from his injury, and I hope he returns to the field soon and remains a shining Egyptian star.” Source: http://guardian.ng/sport/hope-for-salah-as-angry-egyptians-snap-at-ramos-the-dog/amp |
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Since the introduction of Pentium PCs till now, marketers are link building and focused keyword optimization. They are yet to know that SEO has totally changed (in recent years). Artificial intelligence (AI) is the next enormous thing as researchers at Google are discovering ways to incorporate it in ranking pages in the web search engine. A few SEO myths exist from the past while some are born out of confusions and misinformation spread through different uncontrollable means. Read Also: 10 SEO Mistakes That Affect Your Blog Ranking #1. SEO is history: At whatever point arguing about SEO, a few people view it to be as before (in the past). This statement stands corrected in the sense that organic search generates well more than 51% of the traffic to websites in the entire world. Thus, SEO ain’t going anywhere. #2. Adding links is better than adding content: Numerous marketing agencies consider link building their major priority. In any case, Google’s algorithm has seen a few changes after which, the point has shifted from quantity of the link to the quality of the link. The past however has indicated such patterns where the target audiences or readers were bombarded with links of online stores and running businesses. #3. Focus on mobile versions of a site isn’t important: To get this statement countered, realize that mobile web usage surpassed desktop usage in 2014 for the first time. Moreover, Google punishes websites which aren’t user friendly. Mobile usage is expanding day by day and by the year 2035, half of the universes are estimated to have a smartphone or cellphone. Hence, with such immense reach, cell phones silence every critics who considers the smartphones are getting to be obsolete (which they are most certainly not). This makes it one of the SEO myths you never knew. #4. Focus on image optimization not required: Disregarding alt-texts tags restricts you from expanding the visibility of your website as search engines are blind to pictures. These alt-texts tags are additionally utilized by other accessibly gadgets and screen readers (expanding the usability of your site). #5. Local SEO is very useless: Of all the SEO myths; Small businesses can’t reach the targeted level of success because of this particular SEO myth. Around 40% of the Google search queries are very local where local clients are searching for products and services that your business may offer (in case you’re visible to them). #6. More pages better chances: Back in the days, it was altogether based on quantity however now, it’s about quality now. For instance, you may have a hundred pages of content however in the event that its quality is poor; the numbers are useful in vain. Henceforth as said over, the modern world does not center around being outnumbered but instead being useful. #7. SEO can be manipulative: From any heading, SEO isn’t manipulative in the present. In any case, manipulation existed before however not any longer as Google has cracked down on this and made it more difficult. Keep in mind SEO is a tool and any tool can be abused by the individuals who have negative intentions. #8. Google does not consider SEO important: A common among SEO myths a long way from reality as Google promotes the individuals who promote search engine optimization (SEO). Yet, not through manipulative SEO strategies based to improve the content ranking. #9. Submitting the site to Google is a must: Presumably the oldest of all SEO myths. You are not bound to tell Google about your site (so as to be ranked). The search engine will craw over your site a couple of hours after its being published. #10. Keyword optimization is the most important step: True previously (in the past), not any longer. Artificial intelligence (AI) helps Google in eliminating this step and does not expect you to embed similar keywords on your site. The target now is to center only around quality content creation. #11. Rankings are the top priority: Rankings are essential however the main source of success as conversions and sales are somewhat more important. A few keywords may not be ranked on the first page, but rather would in any case make revenue. #12. Quantity of Link is more important: Try not to focus around quantity, go for quality. One pertinent backlink from a reputable site outperforms a thousand backlinks from average sites. SEO is the complicated process no doubt and the presence of misconceptions SEO myths is difficult to eliminate. In case you’re new in the business, endeavor to seek for some advice from an expert in the field as opposed to entering the market with no knowledge. Source: https://akeentech.com/2018/05/few-seo-myths/ |
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