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Conventional SEO / SEM TERMS1) Search Engine Marketing (SEM) – Pay Per Click Marketing 2) Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – Designing a site in a fashion to rank high 3) Algorithm – Formula used by the Search Engines to rank sites. 4) Keyword – What people type in the search box. 5) Domain Name - How most people find your site. 6) Domain Registration – Where people buy domain names 7) Webhosting – The place to 'put' your website 8) ICANN – Authority that controls the Domain name registration process. 9) Google Sitemaps – an XML / RSS feed to Google. 10) Statistics – Tracking Visitors and how they came in and left your site 11) Blog – Easy to update web pages 12) RSS / XML – Really Simple Syndication 13) Directory – Listing of sites that is human edited. 14) Google – Search Engine / Portal 15) Yahoo – Search Engine / Portal 16) MSN – Search Engine / Portal 17) Tier 2 Search Engines – Smaller Search Engines 18) DMOZ – Open Directory Project 19) Yahoo Directory – Directory Run by Yahoo 20) Link / Backlink Popularity – How many sites and what kinds of sites are linking to you. 21) Anchor Text – What is the 'keyword' they are linking to you with. 22) Title Tag – Part of the website that shows up in Search Engines as the 'anchor text' to your site. 23) Text Link – A non complicated link that does not use images. 24) Image Link – A non readable search engine link 25) Flash – A programming language not fully readable by the search engines 26) Redirects – A method of moving visitors from one URL to another 27) URL - uniform resource locater or Internet Address 28) IP – Internet Protocol (normally a number) 29) Keyword Density – How many times a keyword is on a webpage 30) H Tags – Used to define the start of a topic on a page. 31)CSS – Cascade Style Sheets (used to create look and feel of websites) 32) Code 301 – Permanent Redirect 33) Code 302 – Temporary Redirect (Can get your site delisted) 34) Code 404 – Page not found 35) SearchGuild.Com – SEO forum 36) ROI – Return on Investment (Not really an SEO term, but very necessary to say the least.) 37) Pages Indexed – How many pages the search engines see of a website 38) Spider – Search Engine Robot that goes out and checks websites to find new content. 39) Robots.txt – File that tells the Robots where they are not allowed to go. 40) SERP(S) – Search Engine Results Pages 41) Pagerank – Patented Method (of many) on how Google ranks Websites. 42) Trustrank – Patented Method (of many) on how Google ranks Websites. 43) URL variables - '?','&' and '%' and other non standard outputs in the URL. 44) Adsense – Google Ad program for webmasters 45) Adwords – Google bid program for webmasters 46) Overture (Yahoo Search Marketing) Yahoo bid program for webmasters 47)Yahoo Publisher – Yahoo Ad program for webmasters 48)Static Page – Page output is just normal html 48)Dynamic Page – Generally the website is Database Driven 49)Database – a method of storing data into tables 50)MySQL – Opensource Database 51)MSSQL – Microsoft Standard Database 52) Trackback – Method used to notify another blog that you wrote in your blog about them 53) Ping (Blogging) – Method used to notify Blog Search Engines that you updated your site. 54) Submission – Outdated process of getting indexed, rarely produces rankings. 55) Alt Tag – Image Tag description. 56) local search – Search Engine search for local businesses. 57) Google Guidelines – Google's very incomplete guidelines on how to build a website to rank. 58) Blog Search – Google new RSS search engine. 59) Video Search – Searches Video Content. 60) Google / Yahoo / MSN news – News Search Engine. 61) PHP, ASP, Cold Fusion – Web Languages (Server Side) 62) HTML, Javascript – Web Language (Client Side) Controversial Terms:1)Google Bomb – Using massive text links to increase rankings 2)Sandbox Theory – Auto penalizing of new sites in Google 3)Google Bowling - Using Massive text links to penalize competitors. 4)Banned – Not showing up in the index 5)Penalty - Google, Yahoo or MSN inspired punishment in the Rankings. 6)Scrapers – Sites that steal content from others simply to get higher in search engines. 7)Spamdexing – Filling the SERPS with garbage results. 8)Google Dance – Differing Data Centers reporting differing SERPS. 9)BlackHat – Using unapproved methods of gaining higher SERPS. 10)Whitehat – Using approved methods of gaining higher SERPS 11)Link Farm – A page that has no purpose other than to link out. 12)Cloaking – Serving differing content to the Search Engines than to normal visitors. 13)Comment Spam – posting in someone's blog for the purpose of attracting traffic to your site (via search engines) 14) Reciprocal links – linking 2 sites together, both ways. 15) Code Swapping – changing content when good rankings are made. 16) nofollow tag – tag added to tell search engines not to follow link. 17) Doorway pages – Pages designed only to rank in the search engines with no real content. 18) White on White text – very old method of 'cloaking'. 19) keyword stuffed alt tags – very old and crude method of ranking higher. 20) Click Fraud – Clicking on competitors ads just to drive up their PPC costs. This is by no means a complete document, however it does show a sampling of how in depth the search industry is. |