10 hilarious English language and translation jokes
Want to know what language lovers and translators laugh at? Today, we offer you a compilation of 10 hilarious jokes on language and translation. We hope you'll enjoy!
Ranking factors Google: 151–209
How to rank higher in Google? Which SEO strategies should you pay attention to and which ones can be neglected? In this article, we'll tell you about the last 59 Google ranking factors, determining which are most important at present.
The 6 kinds of writer’s block (and how to overcome them)
We've all heard of writer's block, but few realise that this term is an umbrella for multiple different problems. Nor do they realise that what's helpful in one case might be detrimental in another. We'll dive into six different types of writer's block and discuss solutions for each, combining science and the best advice from legendary writers. 
Where did the calendar months get their names?
Over the years, we've become so used to the names of the months on our calendar. But do you have any idea where these names come from? In this article, we're going to explore how each month, from January to December, was given its designation. 
Ranking factors Google: factors 101–150
We continue our series on Google's 200 ranking factors. In this article, we break down another 50 metrics Google may use in its algorithm to determine your PageRank, and therefore, your SEO success. 
The benefits of a multilingual brain
Did you know that a bilingual speaker's brain may function differently to that of a monolinguist? In this article, we explore the benefits of speaking two (or more) languages.
10 things you probably don’t know about Google Translate
Google Translate only had two languages and a few hundred users when it first launched. Today, it is a cutting edge example of machine translation with over 500 million users. Here are 10 interesting factoids about Google Translate.
The fascinating development of sign language
As the name suggests, sign languages (also referred to as signed languages) are languages that employ complex signs and symbols made by moving the hands. And no, it’s not the same thing as body language—not even close.
How our translations are always consistent
Welcome to Yuqo, a content creation and translation service that strives to produce original, accurate, and top-quality content for every single client. 
What are onomatopoeias and why should writers use them?
Onomatopoeias are literary devices used to bring added dimension to writing by stimulating the auditory sense. When used effectively, the onomatopoeia can be a powerful tool for exceptional writing. 
Ranking factors Google: 51–100
Google uses over 200 factors to rank pages. While we don't know all of these factors exactly, we can speculate about most of them. In this post, you'll find a short review of 50 Google ranking factors backed up by data. 
Top 5 reasons you need to add images to your blog posts
Images are a great tool to boost shares and SEO, and to attract the attention of your audience. Read this article to find out why you absolutely should use images in your blog posts and where you can find the right images for your website.