I am someone with no technical background. A few years ago, I wanted a website of my own. I went to a web designer, but the amount he quoted was far more than I could afford.
Disappointed, I asked myself: could I do this on my own? I searched on YouTube and watched video after video. Step by step, I learned to buy a domain and host a website. In the end I built my website myself and promoted it too.
For someone like me, with only a basic education and no technical knowledge, the confidence this gave me was enormous. Doing it at a very small cost made it all the more fulfilling. Later I built a second website, and practised video editing with Canva.
That was when AI started being talked about everywhere. Hearing everyone say AI would take away jobs, I was afraid too. That fear is what made me start learning about AI. And I made a decision:
I would create work using the very AI that people said would take jobs away.
I thought long and hard about what someone past fifty, with no training in AI, could do. That is how the idea of an AI-powered SEO and SEM service came to me. But big companies were already firmly established in that field.
Thinking it over again, I realised something. Many ordinary people in our country know only basic English. They search online for everything they need by typing their own language in English letters. That realisation led me to the idea of local-language SEO.
I also had one determination: my company, which offers SEO to others, should use AI to bring its own website to the top of Google on its own. After non-stop effort, on the third day after the website went live, it appeared on the first page of Google for the search “Doondo”. Google’s own PageSpeed test later gave it 100 out of 100 for mobile speed, SEO and accessibility. When I remember that I achieved this without any paid option, purely through my own research, I thank God.
That experience is my promise. The same sincere effort I put into my own business, your business will get through Doondo’s AI SEO and SEM service.
May good things come to everyone.