A brief history of SEO and its importance was really a big thing that everyone likes to know. It is predicted that SEO was born somewhere in the year 1991. SEO’s existence plays an important part in business. People fail to think about their origin because they were concerned about how to use it. This was the same time when websites were launched and that’s the year when many websites were born. And this was the year when the world’s first search engine was created. Excite has revolutionized how information was categorized by the year 1993. And at the year 1994, Yahoo, Alta vista, and others joined. SEO started its successful journey in the year 1996, meanwhile, Sergey Brin and Larry Page began to create the most recognized search engine Backrub. Now, you may have the question in raising in you that you never heard of this name and how can it be a recognized search engine. Yes, it’s right, Backrub has later turned into Google.                             In 1997, Google has registered as a domain. In the early days, the terms and conditions were not strong. So, it’s easily hacked by marketers and used to create spam links and more to rank higher in search results. Google has succeeded in this only because it saw the opportunity and outcome of this, which it failed to see others. From then on SEO started to work on algorithm updates which will be helpful to get quality and relevant content. It helps to connect with users and that helps to find the user’s needs. Still, algorithms are changed from then to give quality content. SEO makes marketers think and it forces marketers to find new strategies instead of sticking to one. SEO’s success teaches many lessons but the most important one is that publish only the content which is really valuable for your visitors.                               The early 2000s was the period when people start connecting to the internet more than anything else. They found it great ease to find things they want to know by searching. Many new features were added by SEO to get users to benefit from the features which help to get information that is true. Google’s takeover was evident by the year of the early 2000s. Google has started giving guidelines to white hat SEO to improve themselves. And to provide quality and valuable content. In 2005, a great thing for Google has it united with Yahoo and MSN which helps to avoid spammy links and other fraudulence. By the year 2005, Google Analytics was launched to stop people from finding out other search results. And it was still in use. SEO was shaken up by the year 2009. Again, it geared up with a new launch to overcome this shake-up. By 20th April 2012, another great step was revealed to reward users for high-quality content. Thus, the brief history of SEO and its importance.  

Why the brand Gucci is so expensive? I still remember when I asked my dad for the Gucci bag, he asked me this question. I pacified him with my knowledge about Gucci and now let you all know.Gucci is an Italian brand and one of the most popular brands in the world right now. These bags have a rich history with most powerful people. It created a unique sense of prestige and status with an Italian label. Mostly it will be in hands of movie stars, actors, politicians and luxury people. Though it has its desirability over everyone, all cant affords due to its unimaginable price. What will be the reaction of an average middle-class people if I say a bag will costs 1 lakh? Its breathtaking, right. Why the brand Gucci is so expensive? Reason for high price What you guys think for the brand’s high price. The foremost reason will be its history and heritage. The founder Guccio Gucci worked with high end hotels in London and inspired to create a similar high-end company in Italy. Basically, he was a designer and started to create iconic designs with the flavor of English aristocracy. Because in those days aristocrats were wearing a lot of fashion accessories. Gucci is an Italian brand and one of the most popular brands in the world right now. These bags have a rich history with most powerful people. It created a unique sense of prestige and status with an The brand imaged itself with wealthy people. It out showed it as a brand that charges people as much as people are willing to pay. Reason for its expensive products is Gucci does not target all people, it focusses on a particular high-end category of consumers. Second thing is the brand stimulated the strategy of upper-class status and prestige. For instance, Gucci’s logo itself an evident suggesting buyer are of upper class with good taste and strong financial background. Its reputation The brand reputation is created by various elements. Its design, manufacturing and marketing. The material choice, rare piece of design, production quality, high quality products and furnishing desirability everything united to uphold it as a world class brand. These elements reason for its high price and gives additional values to the customer. And its founder, the top-class Italian designer was also reasoning its expensive catalogue. The brand created a mindset that the presence of Gucci logo suggests that the owner of that product has a good taste and his financial status were also decided by the brand. Now a days the marketing strategy made the brand most appealing to the younger generation. It attracted people through its fashion styles. But anyhow it is still being an outstanding top-class brand among the people who could afford especially for its excellent product quality. Finally, I replied to my dad’s question Why the brand Gucci is so expensive and I think you guys too got a an idea of its expensive products.

A talk on “New Generation Technology for Startups – SMAC (Social, Mobile,Analytics & Cloud)” was delivered by Mr. Karthi Eswaramoorthy on 29 th of April 2022 atJansons Institute of Technology, which is located at Coimbatore. It’s a college which isaffiliated to Anna University, approved by AICTE New Delhi and accredited with ‘A’ Gradeby National Assessment and Accreditation Council. This programme was organized by theDepartment of Computer Science and Engineering in association with Computer Society ofIndia for the inauguration function of CSI Student Branch. He begins his speech by addressing the evolution of SMAC. That it is coined onthe year of 2011 in order to describe the impact of consumerization of IT. Then, he talksabout SMAC in detail that it is the basis for the transition of business from e-business todigital business. These four are the important technologies which helps in improving businessoperations and it also helps in getting customer very close to the business. At the end hefinished his speech by addressing the technologies which comes under SMAC that is Social,Mobile, Analytics, & Cloud .

Transformation of money over years is a pretty insane story. How did humanity come to accept rectangular pieces of pulped as something to spend eight to ten hours a day working for? The change from hard currency like gold or silver is a huge deal. We couldn’t have the vast industrial and post-industrial economies we have today without it. This transformation transformed the way we do business and permanently impacted how governments were funded. Learning about this massive sea change in we how as species thought about money helps reflect on current historical shift. From seeing paper as money to seeing bits, seeing digital ones and zeros as money. But before we get into exiting story of people trying to convince other that paper was worth something. To understand why this is such a huge deal, we have to discuss about the transformation of money. How it all started Humans relied on a trading system thousands of years ago, before money existed. If you are a farmer left over crops can be traded from the clothes of a tailor or beer from the brewer. In ancient China instead of breaking their backs carrying hundreds of items around them people began to carry small tokens that represented the items that they wanted to trade. Eventually the transformation of money from tokens were replaced with abstract circles that could represent any items. According to writings from the time early romans were paid in salt which is where we get the word salary. The first coins we would recognize today were issued in Lydia now called Turkey in about 600 BC. They were constructed of electrum, a naturally occurring gold and silver alloy, and made King Croesus very rich. Paper money was first developed by the Chinese in around 700 AD just after they invented woodblock printing. They called it flying cash as it had a tendency to be carried away by wind. When Marco Polo visited China in 1200s, he bought an idea of pay plane back to Europe. At that time the Florin had become in accepted coin across the continent. When the British empire colonized America the government restricted colonists from minting currency so they wouldn’t be able to make payments. This was a flawless plan unperturbed. Instead, the colonists grabbed any foreign cash they could lay their hands on. Particularly popular was the large silver Spanish dollar which was known as  piece of eight because it was worth a treeless as it was made of silver a soft metal. When someone needed money, you might physically chop it apart. Transformation of Money in the West Paper money wouldn’t see wide adoption in the west until the mid-1600s when bank started issuing notes. It promised to pay the bearer on demand as some of gold merchants found it much simpler. To just trade the notes with each other rather than lugging around large amounts of unwieldy metal is really simpler. Because there was insufficient gold to support the American Civil War, both sides produced massive sums of government-backed paper currency. Union currency became known as greenbacks thanks to the green inks printed on the reverse side. It is still a color associated with money today. In 1946 the worlds first charge card creatively named the charge it was introduced. It was limited compared to modern credit cards but proofs such a useful idea it would lead to the BankAmerica now known as Visa and Mastercard. Money finally entered digital age in 1980s with the introduction of automatic teller machines with personal identification numbers and debit cards. In more recent times a new phenomenon has evolved called cryptocurrency as you may know better is bitcoin. As individuals began to use the internet, electronic money services arose, providing users with an alternative to traditional banks. The money is decentralized, which means it is held over the whole internet and is not owned by anybody. So, it seems we have come a long way from trading goats for wood while they once dominated banks are becoming increasingly less important to our daily finances. We started with a cashless society and with the rise of chip and pin and contactless payment cash is on increase. What does the future hold? Will we completely go digital or come up with even stranger way of buying the things we want?