Hello Everyone 👋…Welcome to "The Outwrite” channel.🎬  My name is Varun Singh Rajput. 

In today's episode, I’ll be talking about "The Complex World of Self Help Books".  First of all, let me emphasis that no one is denying the value of "Books", and we all have an emotional bond with it, which I do respect.   But, you need to understand, that books are supposed to be an extension to enhance “What you are”. You can’t make books as your personality, then you will lose yourself. Let’s discuss all the perspectives of Self Help Books in this video.  

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Hello Everyone 👋…Welcome to "The Outwrite* channel.🎬  

My Name is Varun Singh Rajput. In today's episode, I’ll be talking about "5 Daily habits of highly successful people".  I know you all must have seen lots of videos or podcasts on this topic but still I decided to go with it, because nowadays the kind of lifestyle it has so many distractions which can easily deviate anyone. And I think such conversations would always be helpful to get our focus back at some level.  

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We publish new episodes every week on multiple topics which can add value to our lives. 

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This channel is founded by Varun Singh Rajput in 2022. He is a digital thinker with an analogue streak, as comfortable with a smartphone as he is with pen and paper. He's got a big spot for gaming, bicycles & travelling. You can also find him letting it all hang out on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. He also holds a Masters in International Business which strengthens and channelizes his technical skills.

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Welcome to The Outwrite Podcast, This article is published on "theoutwrite.com" by Varun Singh Rajput. Elon Musk is a well-known genius for the amazing products and his sight for the future. But he is also popular for erratic tweets, which have cost a fortune to Tesla and created some legal troubles for himself in the last couple of years. There is another lawsuit that came in a notice on Friday that was originally filed on March 8. A Tesla investor, Chase Gharrity suing Tesla and Elon Musk for the "Erratic Tweets" which violated United States SEC (Security and Exchange Commission) settlement.

According to TechCrunch, the filing from the Southern District of New York on 27th September 2018, had the following remarks mentioned in the complaint: "Musk’s statements disseminated via Twitter falsely indicated that should he so choose, it was virtually certain that he could take Tesla private at a purchase price. It reflected a substantial premium over Tesla stock’s then-current share price, that funding for this multi-billion dollar transaction had been secured. And that the only contingency was a shareholder vote.

After a long legal battle, Tesla and the SEC agreed to allow Elon Musk to tweet with certain limitation, clearly states not to post anything around the financial states of the company. Tesla paid a $20 Million fine, appointed two independent directors to monitor Elon's movements in media even via Twitter. Elon stepped down as Tesla Chairman for at least three years.

Bloomberg Law expert Peter Rasmussen stated, " Musk might have a hard time winning over the Delaware Chancery Court. With all the chances that Musk has been given, it is quite possible that the Chancery Court will have little patience with his latest tweeting adventures.

Now the lawsuit filed by Chase Gharrity over several tweets has a specific tweet for May 1, 2020, in which Elon tweeted, "Tesla stock price is too high." It destructed $14 billion worth of Tesla's market capitalisation in a single day. It clearly states that Elon Musk's erratic actions over social media especially via Twitter around financial milestones have caused "substantial damage" to the company.

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Apple is reducing the overall production of the iPhone 12 range by 20% (Majorly iPhone 12 Mini). As published in the latest report by Nikkei Asia, the comparison is done with the figures presented by Apple in December last year.

In previous reports, they targeted up to 93 million devices to be produced in the first half of 2021 (including the iPhone 12 lineup and few older models like the iPhone 11 and iPhone SE). They have now reduced that number to 75 million units. This number is still higher than what was shipped last year during the same time span.

The U.S. tech giant has asked a few of the suppliers to repurpose the already acquired components of the mini devices into the iPhone 12 Pro and Pro-Max devices.

Having said so about production slashes and the percentage of decrease in the number of units sold. Apple is still going strong with a healthy demand for the other three high-end devices in the iPhone 12 series. They lavishly contribute to its record-breaking revenue figure of $111.4 billion in the last quarter of 2020.

A rumoured iPhone 13-Mini is still on the table even after the low-ask for the iPhone 12-Mini. Mind you, the demand is lower than expected but not off the charts.

However, this time, the company might start with low output and increase production as per the market requirement. Meanwhile, Apple will focus on the devices which are doing well in the market. We would get to know and analyse more, once the new figures are released.

This article is published on “theoutwrite.com” by Navanita Pramanik. Thanks for your time, please share your valuable feedback & comments - our email address is: [email protected].

Facebook’s internal R&D team (NPE), launched a new app in their music space series, called BARS. This app is supposed to enable all rappers, from beginners to professionals to create, enhance and showcase their skills.

The NPE team previously launched a music app called COLLAB, which lets you collaborate and make new music with other artists and showcase them. Whereas, the BARS app comes with pre-made beats and auto-tune features. A rapper can add their lyrics and record their performance. It also suggests rhyming words when one is trying to create lyrics, along with various audio and video filters.

This new app also features a “challenge mode” where you can rap freestyle and provide word-cues for other people to join in creating a more game-like element for better engagement and fun. It lets you record videos up to 60 seconds long which later can be saved under the camera roll or can be shared on various different social media platforms.

The app interface very much resembles the TikTok interface and features a fire button instead of a like or love button. So, if you enjoy something, you can hit the fire button as many times as you like. BARS was launched on 27th Feb 2021 in a closed Beta. For iOS fin the US only and is currently open for just registrations. So, if you are interested you can at least book a username for yourself well in advance.

Facebook says it will roll out the invites for all in batches, starting with the users in the US. More updates and news about the app and its launch to be shared on Instagram.

Facebook’s experimental app division consistently keeps working on new concepts and ideas. They have launched many apps in the near past like COLLAB, Collage Maker E.gg, Hobbi, etc. They keep the ones that are able to draw the attention of the users else the app is shut down. The team continues to work on something new. Well, its a competitive world and you never know what can click and turn into a huge success.

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A personal brand is all about your market value crafted by the community’s perception towards you.

We live in the world of Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc. which has clearly changed the definition of a personal brand. You can’t achieve it by just putting some ads in the newspaper or print some business cards and think it’s all good – Big NO!

A personal brand can’t be taken lightly in today’s competitive market. If you do it right then numerous business opportunities will land on your way. In order to establish a strong Personal Brand, you would need an organized and well-structured process “Personal branding”.

We all carry some kind of personal brand value, and most of us would never try to even figure this out. Now it depends whether you decide to make it visible, huge, and leave an impact out there or not. Personal branding can do wonders for your business if it’s being used with the right audience and give them something back they value.

Doesn’t matter what field you are in, you have to learn, educate yourself, grow, and add values to society to build a positive personal branding.

It could be through books, meeting with experienced people, attending conferences, obtaining a professional degree(s), etc. there is no defined series to follow however you got to do whatever it takes to ensure you stand out of the crowd and earn credibility among the targeted audience.

It may sound like an old saying but that’s the fact, you have to become an expert in your niche. We as people always tend to choose somebody who can give us the best outcome of our queries. So the first step would be deciding your niche and work towards gaining knowledge for that particular field as much as possible.

It’s highly important to have answers for a couple of questions you should keep asking – where do you stand in the market? how much value do you carry? If you want to establish a strong personal brand, doesn’t matter you are a full-time employee, small businessman, solopreneur, student, etc some facts have to be in place. You need to analyze the demand and nature in your niche, and how strongly you fulfil them.

The best way is getting engaged with other executives, businesses, or founders through paid partnerships – how much are they ready to pay you? it gives a glimpse of where do you stand in the business. So now as you’ve got the answer it’ll be easy to position yourself by working on the right spot.

As I said before you have to be fresh in your approach, please understand the audience loves and feels more excited towards unique content, unlike the same old ones. I am not asking you to come up with a whole new concept something that hasn’t ever been done before. Well, that would be just great if you do it, but we all know it’s a hard nut to crack. We have so much going on around us, not possible to find or create a unique wave every other day.

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WhatsApp’s new privacy policy has been in news for some time now. Initially, there was too much speculation about the app, sharing all private chats and information to Facebook – (Its parent company). Pertaining to so much chaos, WhatsApp delayed the application of these new policies, which were supposed to be activated on 8th Feb’21.

Now, coming to the time once this new policy is in effect. The features on the app will be limited if you choose not to accept the policies. You should be able to see notifications and make calls but not send or read messages.

One can even accept the new policy post 15th May, but the account will remain active for 120 days only, adhering to there inactive user policy.

The company is also trying to explain the new policies to all users for better understanding and clearing the air. They tried previously by posting status messages/stories but from now on, they will be including a banner at the top, which can be tapped to view and read the policy details.

WhatsApp also notes that businesses pay for the right to use WhatsApp to reach customers, and that’s one of the ways WhatsApp is able to provide its app for free. The main features of WhatsApp remain as private as ever. Of course, it’s not as private as some users might think. WhatsApp started sharing some personal information like phone numbers, and profile photos with Facebook in 2016 to improve friend recommendations and ads on the app.

Now, it’s up to the users to decide, do they choose to continue with services, or prefer switching to a new platform altogether. We don’t even know for sure, how trustable these other platforms are?

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Website Bounce Rate is one of the major concerns I usually see among digital marketers and businesses all over the world. Even Bloggers are no exceptions and usually try to get an answer for questions like Why readers don’t stick to my blog?

If you are one of them, then don’t worry you are not alone.

Most of the visitors spend less than 5 seconds on a website or blog they search for. It’s simple, If I don’t see what I am looking for, or I don’t find the content helpful, the first thing would be hitting the back button and jump to another website.

It leads to a low website bounce rate, which is not good. If users don’t find value on your platform, Google will likely not serve your site in front of the users too. That’s what happens with most of the websites.

You have to understand that there are millions of websites and blogs get published every day. Making a place among them is always a challenge, however, there are few things that can always push you further and stand you out to some extent.

As we discussed, time is a major factor hence you need to ensure visitor gets what he wants with minimum efforts. In short, you have to make your content more readable by including such as

Don’t try to throw too much information in one post and make it too big like a monster, no one has time to go through your 2000 words article.

Most of the visitors are impatient, so we have to serve the right amount of information in the fastest way. If there is a complex topic, try and break in a post of series instead of going with one post.

What’s your goal? Why did you start a blog? I am sure you know the answer for yourself. If you started a blog just to earn money by running after page views, keywords based articles etc. Would it be successful? I don’t know.

People will come back all the time to gain and learn from your experience, which automatically increases the hits, later on, can be monetized. That’s actually the right way.

One has to be really careful while using internal links because it could go against and irritate visitors. So make sure, if you create an internal link it has to be useful and related to your current posts or topic.

For example: as a user, I am interested in reading a review for iPhone X, and in the same post I see a link stating “10 disadvantages of iPhone X over iPhone 8 or Plus” – chances are really high that I hit that link.

This article is published on www.theoutwrite.com by Varun Singh Rajput. 

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The question I would try to answer today “Is WordPress Good for SEO? I don’t agree with it completely. Yes, you heard me right!

WordPress is an SEO friendly CMS, even much better than other solutions in the market but still it’s not a perfect SEO CMS solution. I’ve been an advanced user of WordPress – would be sharing my thoughts out here with facts.

WordPress has become the first choice for most of the bloggers in the world to share their content and creativity out there. Some of them, focus on money as the primary goal – nothing wrong with it, however, few genuinely want to add value to society.

If you are a blogger or content creator in any form, must be falling in one of the categories I just talked about. Both the cases demand one condition to be fulfilled, pushing content to the right audience. That’s where SEO comes into the picture!

Every content creator should understand the possibility of a platform to distribute their content among users. Because It doesn’t matter how good your content is, it won’t be visible anywhere in the search if CMS is not going well with SEO.

As we all know, WordPress is a PHP and MySQL based free and the best content management system (CMS) available in the market since the 27th of May, 2003. But the question remains the same, Is WordPress good for SEO? We shouldn’t stop asking this question, as Google and other major search engines keep changing or modifying their algorithms.

One of the major factors to attract users, apart from content (of course) is the loading speed of your website. As I mentioned in earlier posts, users don’t wait for more than 5 seconds to load a page or posts before hitting the back button and jumping to another site.

We’ve heard of slow WordPress site issues, but you can’t put all the blame on CMS as it has many factors involved for example Bad host, plugin, theme, etc. Default Installation of WordPress has an excellent load speed, and most of the users spoil it by using too many plugins, themes that aren’t SEO friendly.

Automatic Sitemaps Submission

You want your content to be searched, and visible then of course sitemap plays a vital role. That’s another challenge we have with WordPress which is the unavailability of automatic submission of sitemap to search engines. Yes, there are plugins to help you out but it would have some major negative impact too, for example slowing down your website.

I am not a huge fan of plugins except few, always prefer to make changes in the source code of WordPress itself.I highly recommend submitting your sitemaps to Google search console manually instead of depending on any plugin.

I use WordPress and try to kill all the loopholes by making changes in the source files, going with less plugin as much as possible. Even though I am still not satisfied completely. However, I would call myself a proud WordPress developer/user 🙂

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