IP addressA unique numerical identifier assigned to each device connected to the internet.
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JavaScriptA programming language used to add interactive elements and functionality to web pages.
JavaScript optimizationThe process of optimizing JavaScript code to improve website speed and user experience.
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KeywordA word or phrase that describes the content of a web page and is used by search engines to help match user queries with relevant pages.
Keyword densityThe percentage of times a keyword appears in the content of a web page. Keyword density is an important factor in SEO, but excessive use of keywords (known as "keyword stuffing") can lead to penalties.
Keyword researchThe process of identifying the most relevant and effective keywords for a website or web page. Keyword research is a critical component of SEO.
Keyword stuffingThe practice of excessively using keywords in web page content or meta tags in an attempt to manipulate search engine rankings. Keyword stuffing is a black hat SEO technique that can result in penalties.
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Landing pageThe page on a website where a user is directed after clicking on an ad or search engine result. Landing pages are designed to convert users into customers or complete a desired action.
Link buildingThe practice of acquiring and building backlinks to a website, often used to improve page authority and search engine visibility.
Link farmA network of websites that are created solely for the purpose of building links to other websites.
Link juiceThe authority or value passed from one web page to another through a link. Link juice can help to improve a website's authority and ranking in search results.
Link profileThe collection of inbound and outbound links on a website. A strong and diverse link profile can improve a website's authority and search engine rankings.
Local searchThe practice of optimizing a website for search engine results that are specific to a particular geographic location, such as city or region.
Local SEOThe practice of optimizing a website or web page for local search results, often used by businesses with physical locations.
Long-tail keywordA specific and detailed keyword phrase that is used to target a specific niche audience. Long-tail keywords can be less competitive than broader keywords and can help to improve search engine rankings.
Low-quality contentContent that is thin, poorly written, or duplicative. Low-quality content can negatively impact user experience and search engine rankings.
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Meta descriptionA brief summary of the content of a web page that appears in search engine results. Meta descriptions help to attract users to click on a website's link in search results.
Meta keywordsA list of keywords that are used to describe the content of a web page, but are no longer used by most search engines for ranking purposes.
Meta tagsHTML tags used to provide information about a web page to search engines, including meta description and meta keywords.
Mobile-first indexingThe practice of prioritizing the mobile version of a website over the desktop version in search results. Mobile-first indexing is based on the fact that more users are accessing the internet via mobile devices than ever before.