Linkedin India Wishes Happy Diwali & a Prosperous New Year

In honor of Diwali and advance New Year Wishes, LinkedIn has changed their usual home page into a greeting page viewable to Indian user's only. On new Linkedin Main page they display's the picture of their employees with a message "Happy Diwali and a prosperous new year!"

Linkedin Diwali Greetings Home Page Below:-

Deep Nishar, VP of Product and User Experience at LinkedIn, and wife Rashmi Nishar

Swasti Sharma, Quality Assurance Engineer at LinkedIn

Neha Desai, Senior Quality Engineer at LinkedIn, and family

DJ Patil, Senior Director Product Analytics at LinkedIn, and family

Lalith Kancharla, Quality Assurance Engineer at LinkedIn, and Lakshmi

Ramesh Subramonian, Senior Quality Assurance at LinkedIn, and puppy

There's more of Linkedin Employees Picture posted in a album at Linkedin Home Page. Check them out and Belated Diwali wishes and advanced New Year Wishes from TopRankSEOBlog.com

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Dear Mr. Amar Sontakke - So Called SEO Professional from Pune, India

UPDATE: "I got in touch with Mr Sujay Pawar at Facebook who is Head Business at the organisation where Amar Sontakke works, I had informed Sujay about this plagiarism issue where he has promised me to look into this matter personally and make sure to let Amar realize how serious plagiarism issue is. 


After my conversation with Sujay, Amar Sontakke has taken down all copied content....Thanks Sujay :-)


I would like to extend my thanks to all folks who contributed and helped me to spread words about this issue. It was just an small incident, but I'll keep continue educate people on how serious plagiarism & content scrapping is. We have to create a better World!"

An Open Letter to Mr. Amar Sontakke "So Called" SEO Professional a Content Scrapper from Pune, India with just 9-10 months SEO experience with no existence or evidence of his SEO work ever before 2010

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This article is not all by any means intend to hurt any individual's sentiments or discourage them morally, personally or professionally. I thought it would be worth sharing because many of you have also faced such situation in your professional life where some anonymous person has stolen, scrapped or copied (basically Content Theives) your work or taken credit to work/content which you Originally Own.

For the first time I am writing some offbeat blog article, it's my request to all of my reader's to hold your breath and read this classic article till end! You must be wondering why I decided to blog about such a small issue which is not a small one instead we need to spread and educate people not to get involved in Content Scraping.

I don't wanted to waste my own and my reader's time, but since I knew there are many Online Marketer & SEO Professionals across the country who religiously follow and read my blog, it will be worth sharing my latest experience with you all. I have been victim of such nuisance many time's before where people steal, copy, scrap my resume,  my work and showed to world as they own it (I knew how to deal with all such Content Scrapper's & Content Theives).