Travelling, Cold Emailing, Reddit, and SEO — Newsletter Week 3

My dear online learner,

Time disappears. A new world reveals itself. The future will be different than the past because of the words you’ve read, the lines of code you’ve written and the new ideas that you’ve brought into this world.

Last week in Knowledgeland was great!

Sid Ramesh, a travel enthusiast, created his first map on some amazing Travel Resources. They’ll help you from booking cheapest flights to getting visa to finding locals to stay along with in a new city.

If you are looking to increase the number of hits on your website or blog, refer to Parteek’s learning journey on exploring Reddit as a platform for content promotion.

Nathan D’Mello debuted on Knowledge Maps with his solution to a very common problem faced by first time programmers— How to install Turbo C/C++ on Windows 7/8 system? The map is very brief and it works! Thanks Nathan! :-)

If you are an entrepreneur, you must have experienced the difficulty of crafting the perfect cold email to a prominent person. Last week I created a map to solve this problem. Check out — How to cold email someone famous!

Vincent White is an SEO champ, but recently he recently he faced Google penalties for following easy and quick SEO practices. He shares his learnings in the map — How to avoid Google penalties (SEO).

Parteek Singh came up with a double bonanza this week. His map on How to get backlinks for your website (SEO) helps to build repo for nascent domain names of budding startups. We are using it at Knowledge Maps as well.

If there’s anything that you are having difficulty learning in, your friends here are always happy to help. Just post your difficulty in Knowledge Maps Facebook group.

And if you haven’t yet started using Knowledge Maps Chrome Extension, do so right now! Get it from here, and share your feedback with us.

This is all from me this week.

Keep learning. Keep helping. Keep being awesome.

Fondly,

Arjun