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- See also changes related to Search engine optimization, or pages that link to Search engine optimization or to this page or whose text contains "Search engine optimization".
Parent topics
- Computer [r]: A machine that executes a sequence of instructions. [e]
- Internet marketing [r]: Ways to buy and sell products and services using the World Wide Web [e]
- Web site [r]: A node on the World Wide Web offering media content for a specific purpose. [e]
Subtopics
- Black hat [r]: A general term for persons using deceptive technical practices on the Internet, including defeating security, and search engine optimization techniques seen as devious and manipulative. [e]
- White hat [r]: Search engine optimization techniques seen as allowed, good practice, and fair. [e]
- Web search engine [r]: An Internet searching program which helps users find specific content. [e]
- Nofollow [r]: An HTML attribute value to instruct search engines that a hyperlink should not influence the link target's ranking in the search engine's index. [e]
- Hyperlink [r]: A reference in a computer document to a website document in another place; clicking on it brings the user to the hyperlinked document. [e]
- Link farm [r]: A grouping of hundreds or thousands of web sites connected by hyperlinks built to trick a search engine into thinking web sites are more relevant than they are. [e]
- PageRank [r]: Google's statistical parameter meant to represent the impact of pages and sites on the web, computed from the links between sites and pages. [e]
- Meta tags [r]: HTML elements describing basic information about a web page, usually found in the head section of an HTML document. [e]
- URL normalization [r]: Process by which URLs are modified into a standard format, allowing them to be compared by search engines for uniqueness. [e]
- Cloaking [r]: In computers, a black hat search engine optimization (SEO) technique in which content presented to a search engine's spider is different than presented to the user's browser. [e]
- Keyword stuffing [r]: Loading a web page with misleading keywords, sometimes in the meta tags section, to boost rankings; it's viewed as an unethical "black hat" SEO technique. [e]