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 | only if it was that easy to find backlinks! But generally, websites that are high in DA with less spam score and are relevant to your niche are the best for backlinking.  |
 | Honestly, it depends upon multiple factor to decide which one of these two are better. Some of these factors are your particular demands, project requirements, and personal preferences. I have used both and this is the difference I have found between the two: Flutter: 1. you can create natively built …  |
| | First, each blog must have at least 300 words. For a blog to be well ranked, it depends on multiple factors. I would say your ideal blog is 1200-2000 words. The most important thing is on which website you are posting it. if that website doesn't have traffic, your 2000 …  |
| | In simple language, if I say web development," I mean simply working on non-designing parts of a website. Remember, web design is different, and web development is different. In web development, you work on codes and writing markups where in designing, you work on UX/UI or in layman's term , …  |
 | Yes, SEO is very important, but I have seen many businesses not focusing on it. I would advise every business, especially startups, to focus on SEO from day one. It will play a significant role in driving traffic to the website if done right.  |
| | well, it doesnot matter what type of website it is, the no of screens depends on how many features/content you want to add in.The more the content and features the more screens required to make UI better |
| | As far as my knowledge goes, the more well-researched and authentic your content is, the more chances it has of being ranked. This is because, firstly, it won't be plagiarized or copied, which will significantly reduce its chances of getting considered spammy. Hence, its better not to fully copy the … |
| | Honestly, the most important thing is to understand what your client wants! I work in a software house and the most difficult thing I find is understanding your clients requirements. To be honest, this is the most difficult and irritating task, as clients don't know what they actually want. and …  |
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