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Rakesh Ranks publishes practical information about SEO, websites, freelancing and digital marketing. Rakesh Bandari is the named author and the contact responsible for questions or corrections about the website’s content. His freelance work and trainer role are explained on the About page. An author byline identifies responsibility; it should not imply that every example is a client result.
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Case studies and performance evidence
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