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Ad-words – Google’s CPC (Cost Per Click) model for text-based
advertising in its search engine. The amount an advertiser bids
determines their ad’s relative position within the paid search
results, and also factors users’ Click Through Rate (CTR) on the
ad.
Alexa
– A search service which measures website traffic.
Algorithm
– A mathematical set of rules that a search engine uses to rank
listings in response to a query. Search engines guard their
algorithms closely, as they are the unique formulas used to determine
relevancy.
Alt Tag or Alt
Attribute – A description of an image in your
site’s HTML. This is alternate text that will be displayed by a
browser when an image can’t be found or loaded. Search engines and
blind people rely heavily on Alt Tags. Add ALT text to images
whenever possible. (Compare to Title Tag.)
Anchor Text
– Text that is linked to a web page. This text is often a different color than the rest of the copy on a website and is
commonly underlined, or purple if you’ve visited the link in the
past. Anchor text helps search engines understand what the
destination page is about; it describes what you will see if you
click through.
Authority
– An arbitrary score assigned by search engines to measure the
power, relevancy, stature and credibility of websites. Common factors
used to calculate site and page Authority includes inbound links,
site age, traffic trends and a constant stream of unique, quality
content.
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