Summary: If you want to improve the views on your tech videos, here are some of the best tips for you. Also, we have discussed some of the major issues and challenges when growing a new Youtube Channel and the best SEO practice that you can leverage to beat the Youtube algorithm.

In 2016-2018, we saw a great run for many Tech Youtube channels. A lot of views and moolah back then, but things are getting worse for many channels currently.

Success

Looking at the success of a handful of Tech Channels like Trak.in or Technical Guruji, TechBurner, who have millions of subscribers and are paid fat stacks, the business looks flourishing & enticing. 

Struggling

On the other hand, some of the more prominent tech channels like iGyaan, or Phoneradar or Sharmaji Technical are struggling for views. Back in the days, these channels use to get millions of views on the fresh content. But now, even after having over a million subscribers, the views on videos are sometimes as low as 20-30k. 

Even for some new Channels that are creating cinematic content, like the Revatlas or TechforLuddites getting views is becoming difficult.

The struggle of established channels brings us to the question.

Should You Start a New Youtube Channel in Tech Niche?

 Frankly, It is tough to get success in the Tech Niche that is overcrowded and fighting for the same share of viewers.  

Competiton is not from local channels but several international channels with a huge budget, resources, and high reach.

Creating a new brand name and attracting viewers is not so easy. Besides, old and established channels are struggling for views. 

Later, I will share some of the things struggling, and new channels can focus on to get more views. 

Challenges in Running a Tech Youtube Channel

Reasons Why Not Getting Enough Views

Repetitive Content – One of the biggest reasons for not getting high views is the repetitive content topic. If I have seen 2-3 iPhone 11 reviews, do you think I will be interested in watching yet another one? 

First to Market: A lot of SEO success on Youtube and Google search is related to who targets the keyword first. Creating Videos on Topics early can be a massive factor in failure or success. 

Low User Retention: One of the most critical factors for success on Youtube is how long people watch your videos. If it is anything about 35-40%, you will do good on Youtube. The algorithm will push your content to a lot of viewers. 

Low CTR – A high CTR above 8-10% is essential if you want to get a lot more views. CTR and user retention are the two most important factors for Youtube SEO. Don’t worry about tags and keywords and other crap; they are not so important. 

So How Can You Get More Views if You are running a tech Channel on Youtube:

Here are the top suggestions for You:

1). Post-High-Quality Videos 

MKBHD or Jonathan Morisson has set very high standards when it comes to tech videos. You can’t catch them early on, but be inspired and create the best content that you can. With High-Quality videos, your watch time may increase, but not necessarily — your content matters. 

2). Unique Topics

Don’t do what others are doing. One of the most exceptional pieces of advice from Bhuvan Bham (BB Ki Vines) in his Ted Talk was “Be Different and Unique to Win on Youtube.” It is essential to create more videos on unique topics than to work on repetitive topics that are already covered by several other channels.

3). In-depth Content 

Your Videos Need to Have great content on the topic and should be able to hold the user’s attention. Usually, if you are also babbling the same crap that others have already said, it is not going to keep the user’s attention. You need to be different, as Bhuvan Bham said. 

4). Thumbnail Design 

Your Thumbnails have to be super high quality and should be about the topic. Look at Beebom or MKBHD thumbnails, high quality, and right on point. CTR matters, and even if your thumbnail is a bit of a clickbait, do it. I mean, look at Casey Neistat or even TG or any successful channel, they all do it. Also, a lot of YouTubers run Twitter polls to decide on the thumbnail that is more appealing to users. 

5). Know Your Viewers

Don’t make a video for other creators – Make your videos simple and easy to watch, covering basics, and knowing what an average person would want to know is essential. If you just talk about very advanced topics, you are limiting your audience.

Let me sum up what you need to do for Youtube’s success. 

Summary: How to Grow Your Tech Youtube Channel

• Be unique – don’t pick up topics that are already covered too many times. Or at least bring a unique perspective. 
• Be the First- If you can cover a topic early, it is going to help get more views.
• High user retention and CTR are essential for Youtube success. 
• It is not easy, and It will take time, effort, persistence, and learning from a lot of failures.
• Be consistent – Post videos every day or at least 3-4 per week. 
• Don’t fret over keyword research, title tags, meta-description, or other crap old fashion SEO’s are teaching you. Youtube is smart; they know what content will make users stick to the platform. These things don’t have much impact on the views. 
• It is easy said than done. Work hard like Elon Musk. 

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In this detailed guide, we will try to find the reasons for website search traffic loss and important tips to recover from it.

If you are experiencing a massive loss of traffic, it is entirely possible that you are hit by a Google Quality algorithm update.

Google rolls out quality updates every month and several times during a year.

Your new or old website may have been doing great but suddenly has lost traffic from Google search.

This can happen to anyone in any niche, not only to smaller blogs on WordPress, Blogger or any other platform but at times to medium to large websites.

But the quality update killing your website traffic is more common on the smaller blogs and websites.

If you have ever visited the Google Webmaster product forum, it is full of complaints and cries of people whose businesses are wiped overnight by some search engine update.

It takes months and years of hard work to create a blog but a small Google update and can remove all your posts from Google search to oblivion.

Why there is a Sudden traffic dip?

Initially, most of the blogs and websites start getting traffic and grows as you work on them and create new content.

At some point, the Google crawler scrutinizes the website for Quality related issues and applies a penalty which is mostly related to Quality.

But at times the webmaster feels that their content is good, and they don’t deserve the penalty from Google.

However, it may sound odd, but sometimes Google penalizes sites that lack E-A-T despite having good content.

In my assessment, most of these sites are smaller/medium-sized blogs.

E – Expertise
A- Authority
T – Trustworthiness

If your website is lacking in the E-A-T factors (despite having good content), it may get severely penalized and may lose up to 50% or more traffic from the search engine.

Most bigger websites and brand names have the E-A-T, and smaller blogs usually find it difficult to showcase that they have the required E-A-T to search quality raters. (You can read more about E-A-T and search quality rater guidelines here).

There are several guides on the internet written by so-called SEO experts that promise to help you to crawl out of Google Penalties like Panda, Penguin, Fred or Hummingbird.

But to be frank, it is very difficult to get out of these penalties. You may need to change everything on your website for Google to re-evaluate and rank it.

Sometimes it can take years to get back to higher traffic ranking and at times Google may not like it as much as it used to.

E-A-T is not the only factor absence of which can cause a major decline, there are several other things.
Usually, a high E-A-T website with tons of backlinks and traffic is not penalized for smaller issues which may cause a major traffic dip for smaller websites.

Is Google Killing Small blogs and Websites?

A huge number of smaller blogs are unable to keep up with the large rival publications in terms of quality, quantity, technology, authoritativeness, and trust.

Add to that lack of backlinks, slow-loading sites, no-amp implementation, higher ads and more affiliate links.

All of this makes smaller blogs less attractive to Google, Google wants to send searchers to the best possible results and may not think the smaller blog offers the experience the user is looking for.

Back in the days, a 300-word post was enough to share the information. Now the deadly trend is to write 3000 words to convey the same thing as Google thinks that is a higher quality article. (How long should be your article by Yoast)

Small blogs and websites are finding it difficult to compete for competitive keywords and the rise of videos is another factor making life difficult for bloggers.

Repurposing content and writing thin content will not cut it.

But Why is your Website traffic dipping and what to do about it?

If your website is losing traffic and your keyword ranking is also declining, it is a serious concern. But fixable.

The traffic drop can be due to many reasons like un-natural links penalty, poor quality content, plagiarism, poor user experience, competition activity.

Dive into Google Analytics to find out which articles are getting less traffic. Is the traffic drop across the board or specific to some top-ranking articles?

There is no sure-shot way to understand the cause but you will have to create an action plan to improve both your content and user experience to rank higher again.

How to Get the Traffic back or Grow your Blog? – Top 6 Tips.

1). Save Yourself from Quality Updates like Panda

I have tried these on several sites and have failed miserably. The issues of thin content or improving content quality doesn’t always end with the lifting of a Google penalty.

I met with Mr. Gary Illleyes from Google Search and had a very long discussion on penalties, and he said that creating a stronger brand and E-A-T is sometimes the only option, improving content may not help.

Deleting or no-indexing your posts may also not help in case the Panda update has hit you.

2). Save Yourself from Unnatural Link Penalties

Google is unforgiving if it finds out you are doing un-natural inbound or outbound linking. Don’t do it, Google will catch you and penalize you.

3). Think About the Users and Google First

Most people will tell you to think about users, but I think you need to think about Google and understand what Google considers quality content and experience.

Afterall Google is also your customer who sends you tons of traffic to make a living. Learn about SEO and how to create original quality content.

4). Show Fewer Ads, Popups and Limit Affiliate links

You are not running Economic Times or Times of India, who can show only ads and still Google will love you. Use fewer ads, pop-ups and affiliate links.

Optimize your ads and link to products that sell and offer a good margin. Be mindful when linking.

5). Create a Blazing fast Website – Especially on Mobile

Google loves fast loading websites, use caching, faster hosting, lightweight themes, CDN and AMP to make sure that your website loads in less than 3 seconds on mobile and desktop.

6). Unique Content is King

The content was king a couple of years back. Now the unique content is King. You can re-write and re-word the articles published on 10 other websites and call it unique.

Most people think that unique content means what they have typed and not copied from anywhere. No, that is re-worded content.

Write about an original idea and share your thoughts about it or be the first to write about a topic or add a spin to what is already said by others. That is unique content.

Is it Hard to Run a Successful Blog in 2020?

You bet it is. It is super hard to run a successful blog in 2020, your day job with your mean boss sounds like a better option.

But if you want to run a successful blog, you will have to burn the midnight oil and produce content that is hard for others to match.

Keep Blogging! Keep Pushing! Long Live Blogging!

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Should You Update Dates Frequently To Improve SEO Using Content Freshness

There are a lot of Webmaster and SEO professionals who want to understand the impact of content freshness and article date updates on Google ranking.

SEO and Blogging are always evolving; what may have worked in the past may not work now. The best SEO practices from a few years back may land you in trouble.

Publishers and SEO experts continue to explore new opportunities to rank better on Google. Whether it is optimizing your content for the featured snippet to get to rank number 1 on Google.

Or to optimize content for voice search to help Google feature it.

The increasing use of AMP and reduction of Pop-Ups in the last few years are helping publishers increase traffic.

But these are all legitimate ways of increasing traffic.

What if I told you that I observed something black hat being used by several large publishers to have an undue advantage in search?

Let’s talk about it and understand how and why they are doing it?

Content Freshness Exploit

A lot of publishers are changing dates on their content daily to increase the relevance and take benefit from Content Freshness variable of the search algorithm.

As we know, there are over 200 factors that impact the position of a webpage in Google for a particular keyword.

The content freshness is one of these factors and is essential.  Most of the people want the latest information or updated information about the topic they are searching for.

Say I am searching for “Legal Rights of Landlords.” I would like an updated article which informs of the current law of the land, than something which was written 3 years back and has stale information.

The three years old article may be the best, but it may not have the current clauses, which is essential for me.

Hence, Google tends to rank fresh content higher than stale content.

How Are some of the Big Publishers Exploiting Content Freshness?

I observed several publishers are automatically updating the dates on several articles, and even some are updating the title to add current date.

How does it help them?

Say a searcher wants to know the “iPhone Xs Max Price on 28 July 2019”.

The publisher can exploit these time-specific queries by updating the article every day using a script and even add a date to the title.

Some of the publishers, as mentioned below, are doing this daily. And it gives them a couple of advantages by fooling Google and the searcher.

Advantages of Exploiting Content Freshness:

1. Google thinks content is updated and ranks it higher.
2. Searchers Click on the result as they see the date and think it is highly relevant.
3. Higher CTR and freshness help improve ranking overtime.
4. It is great for the SEO of the whole website because so many pages are daily getting updated.
5. More post updates and changes, and Google believes the website has a lot of new content.
6. Finally, it leads to more gain in ranking and backlinks.

On the other hand, e-commerce stores like Flipkart or Amazon or other blogs who are targeting similar keywords may not rank as high.

The date updates may not be impacting all the queries in the search, but some of the queries where freshness has a higher weightage.

I am not 100% sure, but I think there are several queries where freshness gets a higher weightage and others where it is not so relevant.

Here are some of the Queries and Websites that seem to be using this technique at the moment.

There are several big websites like 91mobiles.com, digit.in, gadgetsnow.com, ndtvgadgets.com. pricebaba.com who are using this currently.

All these sites enjoy massive traffic and ranking in Google. You can check the Alexa rank for traffic growth of these websites.

Updating Dates of Posts – Right Way Vs. Wrong-Way

What you have seen is the wrong way of updating post dates to increase your CTR and content freshness.

Google says you can change the date of an article. Further, the search engine considers the time when the URL was crawled first.

When Google re-crawls it, they look for the revised date and any content changes.

So when you actually add some new value to your content and make it relevant for the current date, you should change the date.

If you are making minor adjustments, keep the date same or just add a last updated date. Google structured data support this.

You can even show last updated date on your article and in the serps easily if you are using WordPress.

So, in summation, there is no harm in updating dates when you are updating your content and making it more relevant.

But doing it just to game the search engine may be working today but may not work in the coming days.

Does Google know about this?

I had an interaction with Mr. John Mu from Google on Twitter.

@JohnMu have observed some big sites are using a script to update the Date on hundreds of articles every day. Is this practice okay? I think it helps them with the freshness aspect of the content. If you wish can share some examples.

— Kanuj from Candytech (@kanuj5678) July 25, 2019

I have later shared the details about some more sites to him which are exploiting this currently and probably Google may fix this in the future algorithm updates.

Disclaimer* – I own a popular tech blog Candytech.in and I stumbled on the exploit as mentioned earlier when doing keyword research for it.

Also, I strongly advise you to not do it. Google will catch up one day and will penalize such sites.

Notably, I even came across a similar issue mentioned by Glenn Allsopp in his article on detailed.com

Google Penalties- Let’s Find Ways to Recover and Bring back traffic…

If you are a webmaster looking for real advice on recovery from Google Penalty, this article will help you get started. Also, the tips in this article are based on my 3 years of experience dealing with Google penalties.

Additionally, I have included advice from Google official staff, and their own Youtube Channel and Twitter account on penalty recovery. Google staff is not always transparent with the causes and recovery process, and that is a big pain for webmasters.

Moreover, I met with Gary Illyes (part of Google Search team), and had a long discussion on Google penalty recovery. I have included in this article, the advice he gave me to build better websites.

Actually, nobody apart from Google staffers know what caused a particular penalty.

But the best defense and remedy against such penalties is to work based on the guidelines given by Google and SEO experts for a road to recovery.

You Must Read the below two article to understand Google Quality guidelines on how to build quality websites:

1. Guidance on Building High-Quality Websites – 23 Questions by Amit Singhal.
2. Search Quality Raters Guidelines – How to use them for higher Ranking.

Google Penalties are evolving and keep changing with time. There have been several penalties that have rocked the SEO world in the past like Penguin, Panda, Fred and several other minor updates.

I have interacted continuously with several website owners and bloggers who saw a sharp decline in the traffic suddenly, and then they discover that they have got penalized.

It is critical to understand the different stages of a website/blog before we begin our work to recover from a Penalty.

Here are the stages of a Blog/ Website

Initial Stage – Inception

When you set up a blog, you have no traffic and no backlinks.

Google discover your blog from different links or when you submit the sitemap or fetch it like Google and start indexing it.

Growth Stage

After a few months, as you start creating content regularly, people start visiting your blog you gain traffic.

Also, you start ranking for several keywords in the Google SERPS, and you get traffic from the Search Engine.

Peak

The blog grows, and you reach new heights every month. Also, working more on the blog can help you gain visitors and backlinks from other websites.

Google Penalty – Panda or Penguin?

Manual or Algorithmic Penalties

Also, Google Penalties can be Manual (you get a notice in the Webmaster Tools about the Penalty), or can be algorithmic  (Panda or Penguin)you don’t get any information and you need to figure out about the penalty.

Panda – Mostly relates to Quality of Your Content and Website Experience.

Penguin – Due to shady backlinks or un-natural paid backlinks.

Why Does a Penalty Happen?

To keep things simple – There is something that Google doesn’t like on your website, or if Google thinks your backlink profile is shady, then you get a Google Penalty.

But Why Google didn’t penalize you earlier?

The algorithm runs from time to time and Google continues to push out filters around the year. Once your website gets detected by any such filter than the penalty happens.

Huge Number of Google penalties are due to what is on your website – is it repetitive content, that is present on other 50,000 websites. Same articles, but rephrased, or even written in your own words.

Doesn’t matter, most of it is considered junk by Google.

Google rewards website that has excellent, unique, high-quality articles. Nevertheless, I will get to the high-quality part later.

I have had several conversations about the Penguin penalty and based on several Google moderators/staffers you do not need to worry about it. Only in case, you hired someone to create such backlinks, you may have got a penguin penalty, else you don’t have Penguin issues.

Google has repeatedly denied an effect of negative SEO, in bringing down a website. Google says they filter out the shady or bad backlinks automatically, and you really don’t have a need to disavow any backlinks.

I have myself done a very long experiment with disavowing – you can read here.

Panda or Quality Related Algorithmic Penalties

The most difficult Penalties are the Algorithmic Penalties or the Quality related Panda Penalty.

The primary issue with Algorithmic penalties is that we don’t know the true cause for it, and recovery depends on the analysis of the website and the best guess approach.

Google updates are almost daily and broad updates happen many times a year. All updates may not impact your website, as some of them are targeted to particular niche or sectors.

We do some type of focused update nearly daily. A broad core algorithm update happens several times per year.

— Danny Sullivan (@dannysullivan) March 12, 2018

There was a recent major Google algorithm update that you can read on the Mary Haynes blog.

Now we have understood the Google penalties – it is time to take action and get back our traffic.

Recovery Stage

Getting hit by a Google Penalty is painful and one of the worst nightmares of anyone.

Many successful blogs can be in this situation and not because they were doing any black hat SEO tricks but due to the Algorithm Changes.

Authority Sites usually are spared and rarely get hit, but mid-size websites typically get hit and lose a major chunk of traffic.

How Much Traffic You can lose from Google Panda Penalty?

In my experience, I have seen slight dips of 30%, more significant declines of 50% and at times it can be 90% too.

A Google Penalty can destroy a small business, and it is more unfortunate when there is no fault of the owner.

When you are blogging or have a business that depends on Google, you need to be very careful about SEO and guidelines by Google to ensure that your website continues to do well in the search results.

Google is not your friend. You may have thought otherwise in the past. But not anymore.

Whatever I am suggesting in the Panda or Quality fix can be done preemptively to avoid a quality related penalty.

Also, recently Google tweeted and informed that at times some pages would show lower visibility in the search and there is no cure for this.

As with any update, some sites may note drops or gains. There’s nothing wrong with pages that may now perform less well. Instead, it’s that changes to our systems are benefiting pages that were previously under-rewarded….

— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) March 12, 2018

After reading about Google Penalties and interacting with Google Employees, Moderators and SEO experts here are some of the fixes recommended by them.

10 Fixes for Google Penalty that Actually Work?

Removing, No-indexing or Improving your content is one of the first things recommended by a lot of SEO experts.

Check Your Backlink profile and can selectively disavow irrelevant links in case you wish to guard against spammy backlinks. However, I will not advise you to do this unless you have deliberately build those links.

As per Google moderators, Google neglects the spammy links automatically, and you need not worry about the negative SEO or links from shady sites.

Creating More Content that is useful to the readers. It is one of the most important things that you need to do, despite the loss of readers from search.

Basically, You need to improve everything on your site to make it more credible in the search engine eyes.

1. Design and Experience

Update your theme and layout to make it easy to read and navigate your site. Keep the important elements linked to the homepage and make it easy for users to read and navigate your website.

Try to answer the user queries and always keep in mind the user intent when writing posts or creating pages.

2. Website Load Time

Google wants your site to load in less than 3 seconds, use a CDN, better hosting, Caching Plugin, Optimize images to make sure your site is fast.

3. Reduce Ads and Remove Affiliate Links

Showing too many Ads is going to get you hammered by the Google algorithm. Google may not have clearly said this, but there have been updates in the past that penalized websites which were overdoing Ads.

In my experience, Google doesn’t trust affiliate websites. Google says you need to build high-quality pages and affiliate links are okay. But if they find too many of these, they are going to see it as an affiliate farm.

Remove most of the affiliate links, if you have them.

4. Mobile First

Google recently rolled out the mobile first index, which means Google will index your mobile site and focus on the mobile version of the website more. Make it fast, accessible and improve the user experience and reduce the bounce rate.

Google AMP

You can even try the AMP which makes your mobile website even faster. Google is pushing the AMP initiative as crazy and it is in your best interest to

What is the Advice from Google Employees on Penalty Recovery

Google SMX 2018, the annual conference of the SEO community and the advice that was shared by Google on the recovery path is as follows:

5. Can You Really Recover from an Algorithmic Google Penalty?

Be Brave and consistent; if you believe in your work, then you need to continue doing it with more labor and hope for the best.

I won’t show you a rosy picture; it is difficult, challenging and a huge number of sites fail to get out of a penalty.

I asked Gary Illyes, and he said it is possible to get out of the penalty by putting a lot of efforts.

The positive thing is we can get out of it, and all hope is not lost, but it is a daunting task.

6. No-index, Merge or Delete Content?

This is a large topic in itself, and I will write a separate article on this to bring in more clarity.

In case of a Panda penalty, you will need all three, delete some useless posts, No-index low-quality pages and merge where you can to create posts that make more sense.

7. How to Find and Remove Duplicate Content?

You can use a tool like Siteliner to find the duplicate content and start making it unique Quickly.

8. Working on E-A-T to get out of Panda?

The last and most important thing, which is a less known secret to rank better is E-A-T.

E-A-T stands for expertise, Authority, and Trust and this is part of the Google Search Quality Guidelines which I have linked above.

9. Fresh Content

Write and create articles that show that your site is trustworthy, do original work and write reviews.

Improve trust by gaining good backlinks by creating content that people may want to link to.

There’s no “fix” for pages that may perform less well other than to remain focused on building great content. Over time, it may be that your content may rise relative to other pages.

— Google SearchLiaison (@searchliaison) March 12, 2018

Also, you can improve the site layout, design, create a good logo, about us page or author description that creates more trust.

10. It Takes Time

How long can it take to Get out of a Google Algorithmic Penalty?

There is no fixed timeline for getting out of Google penalty; it depends on how quickly you can make the changes to your site and next to Google update happens that re-rank your site.

It can take months and at times up to a year or more to get out of a Google penalty.

Also, the Panda penalties are site-wide, and your best content will also suffer in the search when the penalty hits your site.

I hope and wish Google makes it more granular and allow your good content to rank well, but at present everything goes down when a site is hit by a penalty.

Here is an old Video by Matt Cutts – Which is even relevant today. (Have a look)

If You are also facing the issue – URL Is On Google, but has Issues.  I have some solution for you which you try to fix the above warning in the Google Webmaster Console.

The message Says” It can appear in Google Search results (if not subject to a manual action or removal request). However, some issues prevent it from being eligible for all enhancements.

Several webmasters have reported the issue on the Google Webmaster Forum (read here) and here – but the solutions were not very clear, so I thought of writing it.

1. Recrawl the URL from the Google Webmaster Console.

You need to re-submit the URL and press the request again URL and see what if the error is resolved on the fresh crawl. Google has a cached copy of your URL and may have found some issue in the past but it may have got resolved.

So re-crawl the URL once again and see if the warning is gone. Return back after a couple of hours and re-crawl the URL once again to see the issue is cleared.

Sometimes, these are due to false positives and there are actually no issues on the page.

2. Check the AMP Version of the page

Sometimes the Google Webmaster Console can show that the AMP version of the page has issues –

Linked AMP version is valid with warnings – It is eligible for some AMP-specific features in Google Search results but is not fully compliant with AMP best practices. Learn more

You will need to next go to the AMP validation website to see if your page has any errors.

Link to the AMP Validation Website.

If there are any AMP related issues you may have to solve them and at times the AMP validation will show that the page has no problems.

In case your AMP page is valid and Google Webmaster Console is showing a warning, you can ignore it as it again a false positive.

3. Your Page has Reported Content or Manual Google Penalty

On the left side of the Google Webmaster Console, we have security and Manual Actions link – you can click on the link to check if your page or website has any security or manual action warning from Google.

In most cases, you don’t have to worry much about this as they get resolved automatically when Google re-crawl your website.

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• Master These 10 Skills To Create An Incredibly Successful Blog
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