Let us start form the very beginning.

1. SEO – Search Engine Optimization

- The act of altering a web page so that it does well in organic listings of search engines.

2. SERP – Search Engine Results Page.
-SERP presents a listing of web pages that a search engines shows a user once they have entered a query for their search.

3. PR – Page Rank.

- Page Rank is a way that Google measures importance of pages around the web. The basic idea behind this algorithm is the fact that a link from page 1 to page 2 can be seen as a vote.  The higher the number of links to a page,  the higher the probability that such page is important.

4. SEM – Search Engine Marketing

- SEM encompasses SEO and search engine paid advertising options. Basicly marketing a web page. Whether this be improving rank in organic listings, purchasing paid listings ( not recomended ) or a combination of these.

5. Keywords / Key Phrases

- Words or phrases that are used by search engines to determine the topic of a given web page. The actuall job of SEO is to rank your web page on search engines for the given keywords and/or keyphrases

6. Keyword Density

- How often a keyword or keyphrase is used on a given web page.

7. Anchor text

- Have you ever seen links like „Click here“?! Those links are called Anchor text. So insted of a Click here we put name of your business or name of your firm. Placing you keyword in anchor text helps you to rank better on search engines

8. Web Crawler.

- Also called „search bot“ or „spider“. This is the first step on the indexation process. You can picture web crawler jumping from one link to another, and reporting it to his search engine.

9. Robots.txt.

- This is just a regular notepad file, placed in the root of the domain.His purpose is to inform search bots about the structure of the web page. Via the robots.txt file you can block specific web crawler ( each search engine has his own web crawler ) and to restrict the access to specific folders instead to give him access to the whole web page.

10. Spam

- In the SEO dictionary, this refers to manipulation techniques that violate search engines Terms of Service in order to get higher rankings for a web page. Basicly it is an inappropriate commercial message of extremely low value.Because this is considered as a illegal action, it is a fastest way to get yourself banned from search engines.

11. Sandbox.

- Google basically has a separate index called a sandbox. This is the place where all the newly discovered web pages are placed. When websites are in the sandbox, they will not appear in the search results for normal search queries. Once Google verifies that the website is legitimate , it will transfer it out of their sandbox and into the main index. That is the main reasons why SEO for new web pages  takes a longer time to kick in.

12. IBL – In Bound Link

- A link on another web page that points to your web page. It can be called Back Link as well.

13. LRD  – Linking Root Domain

-  Linking Root Domains are the number of Individual Websites that are linking to you. For example, if you have 1000 links but they all come from different pages on the same website, that counts as only 1 Linking Root Domain.

14. Link Bait.

-  A linkbait is web content published on a web page with a soul purpose to attract as many backlinks as possible. It can be a text or video or picture or any other content.

15. No Follow Links

- The nofollow is an attribute of a link used by website owners to signal to search engine that they don’t endorse the website they are linking to. Search enginges will not consider that link in calculations for PageRank. So this kind of links does not effect your ranking, but can be very usefull for attracting people to your site.

16. Meta Tags

- These tags are placed in your HTML code in the HEAD section, and are not visible to your human visitors. They are used to provide more information to search engines about your web page.

17. Title Tag

- One of the most important factor for Page Rank algorithm. It is litteraly title of a web page. It shuold be unique and contain your main keyword. Every web page on your website has its title, or it can be all the same one.

18. B2B – Business To Business

- This terms is used when we want to say that one company is providing good or services for another company

19. B2C – Business To Consumers ( or Business To Client )

- This terms is used when we want to say that one company is providing goods or services to consumers

20. Backlinks

- Those are links that from one website, points to another website.

21. Black Hat SEO

- Methods that can very quickly rank you among the first three for your keyword, but these methods are considered illegal and short-term. Every search engine will most surely ban you for this, and in the end, you will end up with nothing.

22. White Hat SEO

- Opposed to Black Hat SEO. These methods are legal, long-term, and very much appreciated from search engines.

23. Cloaking

- This is basicly a mirror of a website, that is often used by spammers to show diffrent webpage to web crawler that what is normally seen.

24. CPA – Cost Per Acquisition also called PPA – Pay Per Action

- This is a online advertising pricing model. Advertiser ( ussually website owner ) pays for each purchise, form submission, or some other specified action, that is linked to the advertisement.

25. CPC – Cost Per Click also called PPC – Pay Per Click

- This is an online advertising model used to direct traffic to a specific website. Advertisier pays the publisher when the ad is clicked.

26. CTR – Click Through Rate

- This method is used to measure a success of an online advertising campaign. The forumla is simple. You just divide the number of users who clicked on the ad, and the number of times the ad was shown.

27. Conversion Rate

- This is the number ( or rather precentage ) of visitor you made a desired action. Buy a product, fill a submission form, etc.

28. Viral Marketing

- This type of marketing can be considered as a snowball that you make, and then when you roll it down the hill it get bigger, and bigger. For example, you saw a well written article that you liked, and you share it with your friends, who then share it with their friends and so on.

29. CTA – Call To Action

- Marketing message that has a soul purpose to persuade a person to a specified action ( buying product for example )

30. PPL – Pay Per Lead

- Online advertising payment model which is based on qualifying leads.

31. PPS – Pay Per Sale

- Online advertising payment model which is based on qualifying sales.

32. Captcha – Completely Automated Public Turing Test to tell Computers and Humans Apart

- It is a security check to differentiate humans from computer. Frequently it is an image file of slightly disorted alphanumeric characters, that you need to type in order to perform an desired action.

33. Description Tag

- An HTML tag used by programmers to provide descrition of a website to search engines.

34. IP Address – Internt Protocol Address

- This is a unique number that every computer that is connected to internet has. The form of an IP address is a 32-bit numeric address written as a four numbers separated by period. Each of these can can be from 0 to 255. For example 127.0.0.1 can be an IP address.

35. Geo – targetting

- A method of detecting a website visitor’s location  to serve location-based content or advertisements. Example: If you are from Atlanta and traveling to New York, the product in this is a plane ticket from Atlanta to New York then it will more likely sell to someone who is located in either of the two cities.

36. Home page

- The main page of your website. Example http://www.yourwebpage.com is your home page, While http://www.yourpage.com/someotherpage is a subpage of your website

37. Guest Blogging also called Guest Posting

- This is a great method of link building, if not the best. Basiclly you write a blog post, and then offer it to another blog ( that is simillar to your own website in content, and ranks better in search engines results ). In your blog post you include link to home page of your website. It is very search engine friendly, it is white hat, and it can bring a lot of traffic to your website.

38. Link Building

- A process of increasing a number of links a website in order to increase search engines results. The whole point of SEO

39. Link Checker

- A tool used to check for broken links ( a links that lead to non existing webpage )

40. Link Popularity

- A measure of the quantity and quality of webpages that link to your website.

41. Log File

- A file that records every activity on a web server

42. Splash Page

- Often animated, graphics pages without significant textual content. Splash pages are intended to look flashy to humans, but without attention to SEO may look like dead ends to search engine spiders, which can only navigate through text links. Poorly executed splash pages may be bad for SEO and often a pain in the ass for users.

Like FLASH BASED WEBSITES

43. Pop-up Windows

- Webpage that litterarly pops-up when you click somewhere on the webpage. Often used by spammers, may contain viruses, but it can be used in good causes also.

44. Mousetrapping

- Programmer trick that no one likes. Trapping your on their webpage by disabling a „Back“ button on a browser, or generating a repeated number of pop-up windows.

45. Site Map

- Site Map is a webpage on your website showing all webpages that your site has in a very simple manner.

46. Navigation Bar

- This is a bar where are your most important links placed on your website. Home page, About us, Contact, etc.

47. Inbound link

- A link to a page inside of your site, from your own website.

48. Outbound link

- A link to a site outside of your site.

49. Reciprocal Links

- Links between two websites, based on an agreement by the website owners to exchange links. Not very popular with search engines.

50. Stickiness

-  The amount of time user spent at a website over a given period of time.

51. Blog

-  A frequent, chronological publication of personal thoughts and Web links

52. Blogroll

-  A section of a blog page that contains  links to recommended blog sites.

53. Blogosphere

- Community of blogs and things related to them.

54. Vlog

- A blog that publishes video content.

55. Web Directory

- A well organized website containing a list of other website categorized.

56. Website Usability

- How easy can visitor navigate and find what he is looking for on your website.

57. Website Traffic.

- Amount of visits and visitor a website receives. It can be measure on daily, weakly, monthly or yearly bases.

58. Web Browser

- Or web client is a software application that allows you to surf the world wide web. Internet Explorer , Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari…

59. Trick Banner

- A banner ad that attempts to trick people into clicking, often by imitating an operating system message.

60. Onpage SEO

- It is he production of a search engine friendly content, using pictures, text, appropriate HTML tags, links and other content.

61. Offpage SEO

- Offpage SEO is critical in order to achieve top rankings on search engines. It means marketing your website on other websites, blogs, etc and leaving links to your home page. Guest blogging is one of the offpage SEO method.

62. ALT Tag

- Alt tag is used for images, when image for some reason does not load properly, the text written in alt tag is displayed. It is used for image optimization.

63. ROI - Return on Investment

- A quantitative analysis of investment in advertising and marketing budgets and the resulting return on the investment.

64. URL – Uniform Resource Locator

- It is a global address of document of the world wide web. Just a fancy word for link.

65. GAKT – Google Analysis Keyword Tool

- it is a free tool from Google used for finding the right keywords to rank for. It shows you competition, global and local monthly searches.

66. Panda

- This is and update of Googles search algorithm. It’s purpose is to make search engine ranking more helpful for users and prevent low-quality sites from appearing before more legitimate ones.

67. Google Adsense

-  It is a program in which enterprises can display Google advertisements on Web sites and earn revenue from hits that generate traffic for the Google search engine. Basicly a text – based advertisement provided by Google

68. Article Directory

- Website that offers you to write an article in category of your choosing, and place a link in your signature, thus increase your ranking in search engines.

69. Affiliate Marketing

- Revenue sharing between online advertisers  and online publishers whereby compensation is based on performance measures, typically in the form of sales, clicks, registrations, or a hybrid model.
70. Organic Search
- Search results in a search engine that are not paid advertisements. Organic search results are good and legal. We all want to come up on top for organic searches using our main keywords.

71. Static Webpage

- A webpage whose content is constant, it does not change. If there is a need for change it has to be done manualy through code by web programmer.

72. Dynamic Webpage

- A webpage based on user-selected activities and/or programmatically driven. So you don’t need to know web programming in order to change content of your website. Blog are nice example of dynamic websites.

73. CMS - Content Management System

- Programs such as WordPress, Blogger, etc. System helps you to add/change content of your website without any knowledge of HTML or any other web programming language.

74. Domain

- The human readable name of an I.P. address. For example IP address of www.google.com is http://74.125.39.104/ but because it is hard to remeber website in that form, domain name was introduced.

75. Page Weight

- How large a page is in megabytes or kilobytes (size of all the files combined on the page). It is very important, because loading time of a webpage depends on it.

76. 301

Benefits of Advanced Link Building

Basic link building is an excellent way to start getting your company noticed, but there are more advanced techniques that can nudge your business to the top. Advanced link building techniques work faster than the basic methods. They yield better results by giving you high quality links rather than multiple links of varying substance. When search engines like Google use their algorithms to determine page rankings, quality linking boosts a page’s rank in an expedient manner. Using these advanced techniques, you can get better, faster results than competitors who may be relying on old fashioned methods of link building.

Advanced Link Building Techniques

1. Guestposting
It can be difficult to continuously come up with content for blogs. Some of the most successful blogs regularly feature bloggers from outside of their companies. These professionals can supply fresh content that is then used by search engines when indexing your site. It may also open up a new crop of readers, assuming your guest blogger has followers of his or her own. Furthermore, because guest bloggers are motivated to promote themselves, they are likely to repeatedly post links to your blog through their own blog, web site, and/or social network.

2. Link Bait
Link bait is not as simple to create as many of the other advanced link building techniques, but it can be the most effective. Link bait is a well put together item, either an article or image, that is repeatedly shared throughout the web. When a number of individuals find a piece you have created to be particularly useful, humorous, or otherwise interesting, they will share the link with their friends and acquaintances, who will then continue the cycle. Infographics are among the best link bait tools. These easy to read images follow a thought or plan of action in an easy to share manner. They are most often shared through social networks, which can open your links up to the world very rapidly.

3. Press Releases
Writing a press release for link building is not as simple as sitting in front of a computer for a few minutes armed with a rough draft and a few keywords. Your press release must be exciting, informational, and newsworthy. Press releases that engage readers are more likely to be spread by multiple sources than those that act and read like a simple promotional piece.

4. Widgets and Embedded Content
Businesses that create useful or entertaining widgets can see link building grow almost overnight. Widgets can serve a multitude of purposes, and if you can create one that works either better or in a different way than those that already exist, you can have an excellent source of link building at your disposal. Widgets and embedded content do need to of the highest quality in order to get the best results, so it may be necessary to outsource their creation.

5. Video Testimonials and Reviews
When you place anchor text in your videos, you can create a true link building machine. Satisfied customers and clients are apt to want to share their good experiences with the rest of the web, so why not ask them to create short videos? Post video testimonials on your own web site or through popular social networking web sites like Facebook or YouTube. Link to your video testimonials as much as possible, then watch your link building grow.

SEO, otherwise known as Search Engine Optimization, is the method of directing traffic to a web site via the usage of keywords that are most often utilized by users of search engines. As a marketing technique, SEO professionals research the most commonly used words in searches, then supply written material that is likely to yield results. SEO can apply to the descriptive copy that appears on web sites, articles, press releases, and even images.

Why Do We Need SEO?

SEO is vital for companies of all types and sizes. Most potential customers use the Internet to research products and services prior to making a commitment. Research has shown that vast majority of Internet users click on the first few links on the first page of search engine results. Very few bother to so much as look at subsequent pages. This means that if a company does not have highly ranked search engine results, they will not be seen by prospective consumers.

On-Page SEO

On-Page SEO is Search Engine Optimization that occurs on the web site itself. This includes the use of keywords, image tags, and cross-browser compatibility. In recent history, on-page SEO was not as widely used, but now it is as important as it ever was. A company that utilizes on-page SEO can more easily direct traffic to its web site than those that choose to focus on off-page SEO alone.

Off-Page SEO

Unlike on-page SEO, off-page SEO utilizes such devices as blogs, articles, social networking, and other sources to direct Internet users to a specific web page. Though many amateur marketers choose to solely use off-page SEO to direct web traffic, most professional SEO companies recommend turning to off-page SEO only once on-page SEO is well established.

Basic Link Building Techniques

Link Building with Directories

Link building is important for all companies. By having multiple links to your company’s web site, you have a much higher probability of finding new customers. The links not only work on their own to draw traffic, but search engines utilize data regarding the number of links to your web page to determine which pages are the highest ranked in search results.

Link building with directories can be a good choice for those who are willing to put in the time and effort it takes to submit content for inclusion. Search engines do use directory submissions as part of their algorithms for search engine ranking, but the methodology for using directories can vary per search engine. Most search engines will trust directories that charge a fee for editorial review of submission. However, as a business, you may be reluctant to pay the sometimes hefty fee for what could theoretically be a refusal to submit your company to said directory. It is a good idea to speak with a professional marketing company to understand how to get included in directories and to spend the least amount of money doing so.

General directories are popular choices for link building as they reach out to a wide variety of people, but niche directories are a smart choice as well. If your company’s aim is to gather a customer base for a specific purpose, a niche directory may be the place to go. There are also niche directories that only list companies that are located in a small geographical area. This is an excellent choice for small businesses and new start-ups that desire local in person sales as well as online activity.

Submitting web sites to directories is a serious time investment, but it can be also be a serious financial investment as well. There are many reputable free directories in existence that can help your web site get the traffic that you desire. Finding the free directories that are used by search engines can be difficult as there are some directories that search engines avoid. This is true of paid directories as well. Some directories that charge solely for submission are thought to be reputable sites that search engines will gladly troll. Others have a less than stellar reputation. This is one of the many reasons it is vital to use a web site marketing professional while attempting to drive online traffic. Most professionals know which directories are most important and which should be left alone.

Blog Commenting

Commenting on blogs is a popular way to build links because it requires no financial investment and it is very simple. Find a number of blogs that speak to people who are in your company’s desired customer base. Make relevant comments, not forgetting to include your web site address. If your comments are over-the-top, obviously meant to drive traffic, or appear to often in one place in a short amount of time, you run the risk of being ignored or deleted by the blog owner. On the other hand, if your comments are well-worded and insightful, you could get a large number of new customers in a very simple way.

Participating in Forums

When you choose to participate in forums of any kind, you are representing your company. Remember to choose your words carefully and to plot the best way to display your expertise in whatever field it is your are in. Above all, keep your company’s web site in you signature. Each time you post, you are linking to your business. With each and every link that is displayed is a new opportunity for growth.

Social Media

Using popular social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook can provide a positive platform for link building. Any business should have a Facebook page as well as a Twitter account. Providing links to your own web page is a vital piece of the social networking puzzle. However, posting on your own account is not the only effectual way to use these tools. Making useful, constructive comments on others’ pages while sharing links can give you as many unique customers as most other methods.

Article Marketing

Articles are one of the most useful basic ways to drive traffic to a web site. Whether you choose to write an article yourself or hire a professional writer, articles can lead hundreds to thousands of readers to your web site. Articles can be published on your own site, but to gain linkbacks, place them on blogs and/or submit them for publication elsewhere. Articles can be written surrounding a specific keyword or topic, and those that are very well written may be picked up by other companies for use on their web sites. When you have a high quality article with your web site address attached, you are virtually guaranteed to garner some interest.

Press Releases

The writing and issuance of a press release can happen at any time. A company can report the news of its new web site, web site upgrades, new product offerings or services, or any other piece of information that may be interesting to readers. Place links within each press release, then submit to one or more of the numerous press release services on the web.

Other Link Building Choices

There are many ways to attempt link building that work well for those who are willing to put in an adequate amount of time and effort. RSS directories, free ads sites, web 2.0 sites, free blog platforms, and social bookmarking sites are basic techniques that can be easy to use and can get good results if utilized correctly.

 
At that time, there was not a great deal of interest from well established or even mid level companies to attempt to grow their businesses online. Those that did branch out onto the Internet often found themselves lost and confused. It took years before business owners started seeking solutions for marketing their companies online, but when they did, SEO experts began to develop their own businesses and SEO companies began to thrive.

 
The SEO industry grew proportionally with the increasing number of Internet users. Viewing these users as a new customer base, companies started looking for aid and advice on ranking higher on search engines. In the last few years, the number of companies employing SEO services has grown exponentially as those in the corporate world have learned the importance of a first page search engine ranking. A pattern is emerging that shows that every successful business will either employ an SEO professional or will outsource SEO practices to a company that specializes in online marketing.

 
Understanding the number of web users who rely heavily on Internet searches has made smart managers and CEOs take notice. Business owners now realize that more profit can be made by focusing not only on virtual advertising, but also on virtual storefronts. Brick and mortar businesses have historically been necessary in order to have a good reputation. Now, consumers are more comfortable with spending money online. Consumers no longer require an in person storefront for their shopping experiences. Though companies that are already well established in the real world may have the edge online, many businesses both large and small have found that focusing on virtual storefronts saves money in costly building fees, transportation, and insurance, to name a few.

 
Though the costs of tangible items are significant, advertising costs are arguably even more so. A brief analysis of the trends in advertising can show that a successful SEO campaign is much more profitable over a long term than offline marketing that uses conventional forms of marketing. Advertising on television, radio, or using print ads in newspapers and magazines comes with a high price tag and reach out to a fewer number of people than their online marketing counterparts. The number of customers gained from traditional advertising has a smaller ratio to those that search engine rankings bring in as well. And that is just half of the story.

 
The biggest difference between search engine rankings and offline marketing is the targeted audience. While advertising in conventional media allows companies to place ads with television and radio programming that are targeted toward certain key demographics, the control over who views the ads ends there. Print media is even less targeted, with most newspapers and magazines selling ad space by size and relative location. These ads are also often viewed negatively by the very audience the companies are trying to reach. Ads that interrupt the customer’s entertainment are perceived as an annoyance by many, which is a poor reflection on the company and in turn bad for business.

 
With SEO practices, the opposite is true. The right SEO campaign will give a company top ranking on search engines. This allows for truly targeted traffic. People who find companies through search engines are seeking out a specific product, service, or information. These individuals are all potential customers and most have begun their web search already prepared to spend money. Best of all, businesses do not have to pay ad expenses for each customer. SEO campaigns focus on keywords rather than catch phrases, slogans, and logos that may or may not capture the attention of prospective buyers. Targeted traffic is simply the effect of a successful campaign.

 
Still, there are companies that are reluctant to spend marketing funds on SEO practice, instead focusing their dollars on television commercials. What these companies do not realize is the stark difference between SEO and TV ads. A television station does not have the ability to compile data then show ads only to the viewers who have stated an interest in the product at hand. Even if this were a possibility, most companies would not be able to afford a service such as this. SEO, on the other hand, is a service that is completely focused on doing just that. Only consumers who seek a product see the product, which means they are much more likely to buy.

 
Another significant benefit of SEO compared to traditional marketing is longevity. In traditional forms of advertising, each ad must be purchased separately. Once the company stops paying for the advertising, the ad stops running, never to be seen again. A well designed SEO campaign may continue to provide results for years to come.

 
With SEO, one can also predict the gains and profits quite accurately, which is difficult to impossible with old fashioned marketing campaigns. Professionally implemented SEO campaigns cannot only predict outcomes, but can measure them with extreme accuracy as well. Again, this is practically impossible with more traditional methods.

 
For example, a company that sells used cars may decide to implement an SEO campaign. The first natural choice for a keyword would be “used cars.” An SEO company does thorough research on each keyword. Placing “used cars” into Google’s keyword tool reveals that it has 1 million exact searches every month. That figure of 1 million represents 1 million potential buyers, all coming from Google, all using one keyword. According to Google’s statistics and from our own experience, about 40 percent of web surfers who search for a key term click on the search engine’s first given result. In this example, that would mean that the web site that ranks highest on Google for the keyword “used cars,” would earn 400,000 unique visitors each month. With an average conversion rate of two to three percent, the company would theoretically make 8,000 to 12,000 unique sales every single month. The investment in an SEO campaign is a significantly better one compared to the traditional marketing dollars that would be spent on an advertising method as successful as this.

 
Even the second rated position on search engine results pages yield a noteworthy outcome. The second position receives about 20 percent of clicks. The remaining 40 percent of clicks typically go to the following eight links. This is why it is vital to appear on the first page of any search engine for each keyword.

 
A knowledgeable SEO company would also conduct research to find more keywords for higher ranking. Keyword research is a vital piece of the SEO puzzle, and one in which SEO companies with best practices are well versed. Conducting keyword research involves compiling data on any and all words related to a company’s products or services. Those that are used most often in searches are chosen to be featured on company web sites and blogs.

 
Naturally, not every business is as widely searched as used cars. However, with millions of people searching the Internet 24 hours of every day, every business has a large enough audience to make its online efforts more than profitable. With professional research, there can be hundreds of keywords identified for an SEO campaign. These keywords can bring in thousands of interested visitors, and it is effective for virtually every type of business.

 
Search engine optimization is a reality. The practice of using SEO in web sites and blogs is one that is determining the future of marketing. Every day, more companies realize the full potential of SEO and utilize it to bring more and more visitors to their online storefronts. It is an irreplaceable part of business and those who do not take full advantage of SEO practices will not be successful in their online efforts. Taking advantage of professional SEO experts can put new businesses on the map and can only serve to increase the achievements of already established companies.

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