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hi eveyone i am new here ,

I started my technology journey in 2006 as a FREELANCER and then founded Arisen Technologies in 2010. I currently serve as the Founder & CEO of Arisen Technologies. Over the years, I have worked on software, web and mobile applications, enterprise solutions, e-commerce platforms, digital products and technology-driven business solutions. My experience covers the complete development cycle, from understanding requirements and planning through development, testing, security, deployment and support.
 
Welcome to the forum. That’s a solid amount of experience, especially with the shift from freelancing into running a technology company. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on software, web development, and building tech businesses. We can do a little partnership if you are intrested.
 
Welcome to the forum. That’s a solid amount of experience, especially with the shift from freelancing into running a technology company. Looking forward to seeing your thoughts on software, web development, and building tech businesses. We can do a little partnership if you are intrested.
i am happy to do partnership , i am new here so can't PM can you send a PM to me so that we can talk
 
so how to exchange contact details here , and if i PM someone did i got BAN ?

i dont think its written in Rule book of BHW

I got a warning for doing low effort content all i did was respond to soemone and say hahahahah that's funny asf and got banned for that so yeah im kinda worried just drop your contact i here. I'll hit you up discord preferably
 
I got a warning for doing low effort content all i did was respond to soemone and say hahahahah that's funny asf and got banned for that so yeah im kinda worried just drop your contact i here. I'll hit you up discord preferably
sure by the way which country you belong to
 
I think the bigger impact is not DuckDuckGo suddenly replacing Google but the EU making the search market more competitive

Google still has an enormous lead in Europe, but the DMA is forcing changes that make it easier for alternative search engines to compete and even gives eligible competitors access to Google Search data under fair conditions

For SEO I’d start watching traffic from Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and other engines separately instead of treating “organic search” as one bucket

If alternatives actually gain meaningful market share, we could eventually have to optimise for several ranking systems instead of spending almost all our time reverse engineering Google

The interesting part is that the EU is also pushing competition around AI search, so I’d expect SEO to become less Google centric over the next few years rather than SEO itself becoming less important

I wouldn’t change my whole strategy because of DuckDuckGo yet though. I’d diversify where the traffic comes from and keep an eye on the data before making a big move
 
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