u/Kitchen-Weekend-255

Hello guys,

I run a deep tech company and we’ve built a product around real time data streaming and Apache Kafka. We weren’t focusing a lot on SEO and digital because our main source of leads were from expos and trade shows. Now that we’re starting to target end users (individual developers), I was talking to a consultant and he mentioned the website has good rich text but lacks authority and high quality back links.

Our competitors who are in the similar space are way ahead of us wrt marketing spends and back links. I’m in kind of a soup here because it’s becoming difficult for me to find a right place to start.

Any help with regards to this is highly appreciated.

Thanks.

Hello guys,

I run a deep tech company and we’ve built a product around real time data streaming and Apache Kafka. We weren’t focusing a lot on SEO and digital because our main source of leads were from expos and trade shows. Now that we’re starting to target end users (individual developers), I was talking to a consultant and he mentioned the website has good rich text but lacks authority and high quality back links.

Our competitors who are in the similar space are way ahead of us wrt marketing spends and back links. I’m in kind of a soup here because it’s becoming difficult for me to find a right place to start.

Any help with regards to this is highly appreciated.

Thanks.

Hi guys,

I found something strange while booking an auto from the metro. I usually select the location of the metro that I’m de boarding from and select my office address. What happens is that the location doesn’t fetch automatically (right behaviour because metro is moving) but, the app is still able to read my current location. The price calculated for a ride is from my current location and not the location I’ve added in the current location tab. This leads to a huge price difference. The distance shown doesn’t match at all, leading to a huge price difference.

Double check the address before confirming ride because the price sticks even when you arrive at the location that you want to board from.

Am I missing something here or have you faced something similar?

Hello guys,

I have added a button on my website that automatically fetches the page title + page description from a CMS page (blog) that will let the user get a summary and continue the conversation on their choice of AI-based chat platform.

What’s happening is that when the query fetches the details from the browser, it takes the global setting instead of the page-wise setting (Page Title, Description) that’s added. I confirmed this by viewing the page source but, when I refresh the page, it shows the correct details.

This Screenshot is when the page loads for the first time:

‹meta property="og:title" content="Build a Production Grade Data Pipeline in Minutes with Condense">

«meta property="og: description" content="Zeliot's Condense is an AI-first, Kafka-native real-time data streaming platform that simplifies building, scaling, and operating production-ready..

https://preview.redd.it/2c8s6unfjbyg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=e60ccff0e2a94eb591610ac742d2571393d9d7fc

This screenshot is when I refresh the page:

<meta property="og:title" content="From Batch Data to Real-Time Streams: When to Switch and Why It Matters ">
<meta property="og:description" content="Batch vs real-time: know when to switch. Learn key signals, benefits, and how Condense simplifies moving to streaming architectures.">

https://preview.redd.it/1qoqv0lijbyg1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=093e499d983e2d377098e6815e9fd5063280e6f5

I’m unable to understand if there’s something missing on my end or if I’m doing something wrong. I tried it in the staging environment and had the same issue there. Any help is highly appreciated.

Website Link: https://www.zeliot.in
Blogs Page: https://www.zeliot.in/blog
Screenshots are taken from this URL: https://www.zeliot.in/blog/from-batch-data-to-real-time-streams-when-to-switch-and-why-it-matters