Sometimes expressed as the percentage of the universe of a target audience, however it is measured by the total number of unique users who will see the ad over a specific period of time. More…
where the Internet user is automatically taken to another web page address without him/her clicking on anything. Redirects are generally not good for search engine rankings, as they dilute More…
Fees paid in exchange for delivering a qualified sales lead or purchase inquiry. For example, an affiliate drives traffic to other companies' sites, typically in exchange for a More…
a web page, containing a link to your web page, that delivered your visitor to your web page. For example, if Google's search results (for example on a search for "britney More…
submitting your web page address(es) to search engines after you've already submitted those addresses previously or after the search engine has already included your site in its index. More…
Text file placed in a websites root directory and linked in the html code. Allows for SEO's to control the actions of search engine spiders on the site or even deny them access.
The benefit gained in return for the cost of investing budget into advertising or project. ROI can be measured by the following calculation: "Total Revenues (generated from campaign or More…
The scheduling of ads across an entire site, often at a lower cost than the purchase of specific pages or sub-sections of the site. A run-of-site ad campaign is rotated on all general, More…