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Atricle Dump - Commonly SEO terms and Jargon used by Search Engine Gurus
Accountants are the keepers of the standards. They are the ones who make sure that when we look at a financial statement, we can be reasonably that it was built using sound accounting practices and that it is comparable to other audited financial statements for other companies.That sounds like a daunting task, but never fear. The accounting professional is in business to help you through all this.The accounting profession is self-regulated. They decide the most appropriate way to record company activity on the financial books of record. They do this through an august board of seasoned professionals, the Accounting Practices Board of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). This group defines what is known as “Generally Accepted Accounting Principals” or GAAP, which all public accountants must adhere to on behalf of all their clients.The process u
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. S
You may or may not have heard about “Niche List Profits”. It is a new Internet Marketing course just launched by Anik Singal of Affiliate Classroom. This course was originally taught in Anik’s exclusive coaching clubs where his students paid more than $1,000 for a seat.Honestly speaking… this is one of the best internet marketing course I have taken so far. This course is now made available to everyone with a fraction of the original course. If you are serious about building multiple niche sites that can give you multiple streams of income, you should check out: “Niche List Profits” (seriously).Inside Niche List Profits, Anik will reveal his “secret system” of developing 3 page niche websites that can generate multiple streams of income. He shows you step-by-step the WHOLE process of creating the income-generating niche site one at a time. Anik r
Have you ever been left scratching your head, wondering what the Search Engine Optimizers SEO's or Gurus are talking about.
You are not the only one.
There are so many terms used on the Internet that you almost need a degree just to understand what the experts are saying.
I thought you might like to be enlightened on some of the more commonly used terms.
I have divided my SEO Dictionary into two sections, Search Engine and Web site related terms
The More common Search Engine terms include,
Algorithm. This is the formula used by Search Engines that determines how any web page will rank in the search results.
Blind Traffic. Usually lesser quality traffic to a Web site gained by misleading promotions or search engine Spam.
Clustering. This is where a Search Engine lists more than two pages for the one Web site for any single search query.
CPA. The Cost Per Action. One Action may be to send one visitor to your site and the associated costings.
CPC. The Cost Per Click.
CPM. Cost per 1,000 impressions. Sending 1,000 visitors to your site via Banner or advert views.
CTR. Click Through Ratio. Equates to say, for every 100 Email you send out, you may have 2 people make a positive decision to visit your site, make a purchase etc ...
Doorway or Gateway Page. A web page, specially designed to attract Internet traffic from search engines, then it directs these people to another Web site.
EPV. Earnings Per Visitor. Usually calculated as an average.
Filter Words. Words such as; is, am, an, for, do, was and the. Words that search engines consider irrelevant as keywords. Note, this is different to email filters used by ISP's.
Hit. One single request (visitor) made to your Web site server.
IBL. Inbound Link. An incoming link from another site to your site.
Keyword Research. Research your keywords to optimizing your web pages. Wordtracker.com and Oveture.com provide useful keyword tools.
Keyword Density. The number of times a specific keyword appears on a page compared to the number of words on a page.
ODP. The Open Directory Project (dmoz.org) Used by Google and other directory for many of their Directory listings. One of the best Directories to be listed in and it is free.
OSEO. Organic Search Engine Optimization. To Build a site that ranks high in search engines without spending large amounts of cash.
Outbound Link. An outgoing link from your web page to another site.
Page Views. The number of times the pages of your website are served or viewed as opposed to requests as this may also includes requests for images contained on your pages.
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. Se
"The success combination in business is: Do what you do better... and do more of what you do..." They say, if you don't do it excellently, then don't do it at all. A strong and unique identity to support your business and represent it at all levels, not only attracts customers but also gives your business recognition in the market. A great logo design does more than just represent a business; it creates a familiarity, evokes an emotional response and sets you apart from the competition. We seldom realize how much a logo is attached to our day-to-day life. From the moment we wake up in the morning until our heads hit the pillow at night, we are surrounded by logos. They are on the products we use, the clothes we wear, the cars we drive and what not. Even the communities we live in feature logos on street signs and marquees.The more original a logo, the more obvious it seems afterwards. A
Blind Traffic. Usually lesser quality traffic to a Web site gained by misleading promotions or search engine Spam.
Clustering. This is where a Search Engine lists more than two pages for the one Web site for any single search query.
CPA. The Cost Per Action. One Action may be to send one visitor to your site and the associated costings.
CPC. The Cost Per Click.
CPM. Cost per 1,000 impressions. Sending 1,000 visitors to your site via Banner or advert views.
CTR. Click Through Ratio. Equates to say, for every 100 Email you send out, you may have 2 people make a positive decision to visit your site, make a purchase etc ...
Doorway or Gateway Page. A web page, specially designed to attract Internet traffic from search engines, then it directs these people to another Web site.
EPV. Earnings Per Visitor. Usually calculated as an average.
Filter Words. Words such as; is, am, an, for, do, was and the. Words that search engines consider irrelevant as keywords. Note, this is different to email filters used by ISP's.
Hit. One single request (visitor) made to your Web site server.
IBL. Inbound Link. An incoming link from another site to your site.
Keyword Research. Research your keywords to optimizing your web pages. Wordtracker.com and Oveture.com provide useful keyword tools.
Keyword Density. The number of times a specific keyword appears on a page compared to the number of words on a page.
ODP. The Open Directory Project (dmoz.org) Used by Google and other directory for many of their Directory listings. One of the best Directories to be listed in and it is free.
OSEO. Organic Search Engine Optimization. To Build a site that ranks high in search engines without spending large amounts of cash.
Outbound Link. An outgoing link from your web page to another site.
Page Views. The number of times the pages of your website are served or viewed as opposed to requests as this may also includes requests for images contained on your pages.
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. S
We all know that curb appeal is important to attract prospective buyers and renters to your property. But what one typically thinks of as being effective curb appeal may no longer be as valuable.Traditionally, in order to create the most marketable curb appeal was to have the landscaping and interior of the property as clean as possible without any clutter. The more space a property had the better.While those things still hold water in many markets, the newer generations of renters in college or beginning their first try at the real world, desire technology and technological accessibility.The article, “Wanted To Rent: Technology-Friendly Apartments,” written by Broderick Perkins and published February 28, 2007 in Realty Times, explains how Internet hookups and good cell phone reception are become a more important quality for today’s renter than a cascading water fountain in
Doorway or Gateway Page. A web page, specially designed to attract Internet traffic from search engines, then it directs these people to another Web site.
EPV. Earnings Per Visitor. Usually calculated as an average.
Filter Words. Words such as; is, am, an, for, do, was and the. Words that search engines consider irrelevant as keywords. Note, this is different to email filters used by ISP's.
Hit. One single request (visitor) made to your Web site server.
IBL. Inbound Link. An incoming link from another site to your site.
Keyword Research. Research your keywords to optimizing your web pages. Wordtracker.com and Oveture.com provide useful keyword tools.
Keyword Density. The number of times a specific keyword appears on a page compared to the number of words on a page.
ODP. The Open Directory Project (dmoz.org) Used by Google and other directory for many of their Directory listings. One of the best Directories to be listed in and it is free.
OSEO. Organic Search Engine Optimization. To Build a site that ranks high in search engines without spending large amounts of cash.
Outbound Link. An outgoing link from your web page to another site.
Page Views. The number of times the pages of your website are served or viewed as opposed to requests as this may also includes requests for images contained on your pages.
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. S
ConsequencesThis situation can be particularly difficult for those who require financial assistance in continuing college education, which requires 3 to 4 years for completion. As a result, high school graduates are increasingly taking up low-end, monotonous jobs of lesser importance, challenge and value. These have little potential in offering a lucrative and rewarding career. The recent tendency of employers seeking professionals who already posses pre-developed skills and talents instead of hiring fresh high school graduates who need training, has further worsened this scenario. Moreover, be it from the point of view of salary increases or promotions, or simply a foundation for taking up post graduation courses, college graduates always enjoy an extra edge over high school graduates.New Age SyllabusNevertheless, there are some schools that work towards helping their stu
Keyword Density. The number of times a specific keyword appears on a page compared to the number of words on a page.
ODP. The Open Directory Project (dmoz.org) Used by Google and other directory for many of their Directory listings. One of the best Directories to be listed in and it is free.
OSEO. Organic Search Engine Optimization. To Build a site that ranks high in search engines without spending large amounts of cash.
Outbound Link. An outgoing link from your web page to another site.
Page Views. The number of times the pages of your website are served or viewed as opposed to requests as this may also includes requests for images contained on your pages.
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. S
One thing is for sure, you don't want to spend hours, perhaps days, months, or years on a website to have some stupid little mistake get your site dropped or never even listed in the search engines. There are a lot of rules that search engines have created to block out what they call spammers, so don't kid yourself by telling yourself you are not an evil spammer. As the courts might say, ignorance of the law is no excuse. So what kind of horrific mistake could sneak upon you and possibly ruin all your hard work?When I first starting making web pages, I created basic templates that I used for an entire site. Of course it's great to have a uniformed look for your site, but what if you had a screw up on a template you used over and over again. What kind of screw up? How about hidden text or a hidden link? You see the old WYSIWIG editors, like the older versions of FrontPage sometimes leav
PPC. Pay Per Click. Paying a search engine to send people to your site. One visitor equates to one click.
PR. Google Page Rank, how Google rates your web page from 1 to 10. Aim to get 3, 4 or 5 and you are doing well.
Query. A search for a word or term in a search engine.
ROI. Return on Investment relating to Promoting your site, comparing your investment to your overall income from said site.
SE. Search Engine.
SEM. Search engine marketing. Promoting your site using Search Engines to get visitors to your site.
SEO. Search Engine Optimization. Creating search engine friendly page content to help your page to achieve a high ranking. or Search Engine Optimizer.
SEP. Search engine placement, positioning or promotion. Is your site number one, or on page ten in search listings.
SERP. Search Engine Results Page.
SPAM. Promoting your Web site by keyword stuffing and other deceptive means. The quickest way to have your web site banned from Search Engines.
Stemming. If you search for "painting" in a search engine that uses stemming technology the results will also include results for the words paint, paints and painter.
Stop Word. Words commonly ignored in a search as the word is commonly used and thought irrelevant. Common words such as. got, I, me, you and sometimes larger more common words like computer and Internet as searches including these words literally returns many thousands of results.
A Unique Visitor. When a new computer or person connecting to your Websites server. A unique visitor differs from pages hits or requests.
URL. Universal Resource Locator.
USP. Unique Selling Proposition. Effective advertising that conforms to certain advertising concepts.
That is a very basic list of the more commonly used terms used by the average webmaster or SEO.
Now lets look at some of the more commonly used Web site terms and abbreviations.
API. Application Programming Interface.
ASCII. American Standard Code for Information Interchange.
ALT text. The text that appears when you move your mouse over the top of an image or a picture on a web page.
Anchor Text - Also known as Linking Text, the clickable text of a hyperlink.
Below the fold - The content of a web page that is not seen by the consumer unless the consumer scrolls down.
CSS. Cascading Style Sheets, used with many newer websites to create rules for the items on a website.
html. Hypertext Markup Language. The most common form of coding used to build web pages.
dhtml. Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language.
DNS. Domain Name System or Server.
File. Common Internet File types include .zip .pdf .gif .jpg .png .swf
FTP. - File Transfer Protocol. Used to transfer files from your computer to the server where your website is hosted.
GUI. Graphical User Interface.
http. Hypertext Transfer Protocol. Note that http proceeds the domain name in a URL
ISP. Internet Service Provider. Connects your computer to the Internet.
JS. Java Script, used in conjunction with creating web pages.
MB. Megabyte which is 1,000,000 bytes. A GB or Gigabyte is made
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
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