It is advised to add SEO-based blogs at least once a week on your website as it can help to increase your visibility in the organic search. Adding blogs on a continuous basis establishes the credibility of your business as a trusted resource and also helps in building the site’s authority over time. 

Blogging helps to bring more traffic to the website and also helps to build brand awareness as well. This traffic can then be turned into potential clients. 

A well-maintained blogging page for your website helps you to maintain a steady stream of trendy and quality content which thereby helps you to achieve a better rank on the search engines. 

According to a recent survey, out of all the content present out there, SEO-based blogging has helped 90% of businesses to market their brands within one year. 

Following are some more reasons why blogging is still relevant:

 

1. Helps in creating Brand Awareness

Continuous posting of relevant and trendy blogs on the website can help you gain brand awareness for your business amongst the rest of your competitors. 

Proper SEO of the content can help your brand become visible at the top of the SERPs.

 

2. Helps to bring engagement over the platform

For most content marketers, it is the prime goal to build relationships with new and existing clients. 

This can be achieved through the medium of blogs. 

Once the engagement is increased through blogs, the readers can become potential clients in the future. 

 

3. Helps to build Trust and Loyalty

Build trust and loyalty for your customers through the E-A-T concept, which is Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. 

Also, provide your customers or readers with advice and reliable information that is trendy and in demand. 

To bring your customers on the platform, again and again, make sure to provide them with accurate, informative, and helpful information throughout the content and site. 

 

4. Helps to increase the visibility

Creating problem-solving blogs i.e. creating such blogs which are providing the answers to the questions that consumers are asking helps to improve the visibility of your business. It also helps in terms of the website’s on-site and off-site SEO. 

Try to incorporate the most searched keywords in your unique content to increase visibility. 

Add internal linkings as well. 

Suppose you are running an e-commerce company of organic gruits. While writing a blog on organic fruits, add the link to buy organic fruits from your website. It will also help to build brand visibility, awareness, and authority. 

Try adding relevant images to your content to increase visibility. 

 

5. Helps in Generating new leads

Creating interactive content for your website can also help your readers to convert into potential clients. 

Send emails to the readers with the option of subscription. 

Blogs can act as a great tactic to get leads and build a connection. 

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Oracle converged database is a database which contains inbuilt support for all datatypes and most recent and updated models built up in a single product and performs multi model, multitenant and multi workload (like OLTP, analytics, etc.). A converged database is a database that has native support for all modern data types and the latest development paradigms built into one product makes oracle database more efficient, productive and cost effective as compared to multiple single engines.
The best way to understand about converged database is an example of a smart phone.  These days smart phones have come with huge data storage, integration of different applications on a single screen, like many features provided in a single phone like Camera, Music player, phone calls, Calendar, messaging with different applications, email, video conferencing and much more. Now if we talk about camera it is used in different applications and one can capture the image from the application itself and can store the image or video as per the requirement and at the same time it can be send over the internet via messaging applications like WhatsApp, can be mailed to anyone. All these features earlier were used on a single device. So, by integrating all these features on Smart phone has reduced the cost, time and enhanced the efficiency in using them on a single platform and it works like a converged database.
Below are the features which makes Oracle Database a converged.
·      Support for Machine Learning
·      Blockchain
·      Graph
·      Spatial
·      JSON
·      Events/Editions
·      IoT Streaming
·      Run on cloud
·      Run on local cloud
·      Run in house/premises

In a nutshell, let me conclude oracle converged database is a multi-model with one engine performing many jobs at once and we can also say it performing multi-workload feature with no additional cost, satisfies the goal of developer by providing right tools for each job to enhance their productivity and helps them to manage their overall work in a simpler and easier way and It allows users to support many diverse projects using a single platform, significantly reducing complexity and management overhead with minimum risk.

Today, I came across one of my friends who was having the misconception of oracles in Blockchain as part of Oracle database. So, I thought of writing this small article to explain what exactly oracles in Blockchain are and how they are different from inbuilt blockchain tables in oracle database.
When we talk about oracles in Blockchain technology it means that oracles in blockchain are entities who connect blockchain with external system and as per the inputs and outputs smart contracts are executed. Smart contracts are deployed on blockchain, and they execute transactions which are transparent and irreversible.

Blockchain Tables in Oracle

When we talk about blockchain tables in oracle they are the tables where we can only append the data, or we can say we can only insert the data. We can also restrict the deletion of rows either by specifying the value as shown in the below example:
SQL> CREATE BLOCKCHAIN TABLE Tryblockchain (test1 VARCHAR2(128), t NUMBER)
    NO DROP UNTIL 1 DAYS IDLE
    NO DELETE UNTIL 16 DAYS AFTER INSERT
    HASHING USING “SHA2_512” VERSION “v1”;  
Table created.

Now, in the above create table command a blockchain table will be created with parameters “No Drop until 1 days idle” means that table can be dropped after one day of no insertion of rows in the table and if we want that table not to be dropped forever we will define “No drop”. Other parameter “No delete until 16 days after insert” means that each row in the table is protected from deletion as per the specified number of days and minimum value is 16. Next parameter “Hashing Using ‘SHA2 512’” specifies the encryption, chaining up rows, validate the data and making it temper resistant.
Oracle blockchain table helps in implementing the centralized ledger model where all the users have the access to the temper proof ledger.
Blockchain tables helps in creating a centralized ledger model by reducing the overhead costs of the project, saves time in comparison to the decentralised system.
Apart from the above features while creating centralized ledger system it is easier to maintain in house like taking the backup, archiving, providing the controlled access, faster access of data and output to the end user and no additional infrastructure is required except the already installed Oracle database. 

Blockchain is a shared, peer to peer, immutable distributed ledger in which all the transactions are cryptographically secure. Blockchain provides users a decentralized public network which is not controlled by a single user or entity. It makes the system robust and secure against any sort of tempering with the data. Block chain helps peer to peer transactions without any intervention of the third party. Blockchain consists of more than one block and each block can be also referred to a node and each transaction is validated by each node. The very first block is known as Genesis block followed by n number of blocks. A single block consists of data and hash value (Unique Signature) which is depicted in the below diagram.