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- What is cloaking?
Cloaking is the concept of delivering one — usually keyword-heavy — Web...
- How do search engines list and rank sites?
That depends on the search engine in question. Each search engine and directory has...
- Why should I avoid using frames on my Web site?
Because search engines spiders cannot read the contents of Web sites that use frames....
- What is search engine optimization?
Search engine optimization is the process of building and refining Web pages in order...
- What is Meta tag abuse?
Meta tag abuse is the concept of deliberately placing misleading content in a Web...
- How should I determine my keywords?
Determining the most effective Web site keywords is by no means an exact science, but...
- What is keyword stuffing?
Keyword stuffing is a search engine positioning technique that, as the name suggests,...
- What are mirror pages?
Mirror Web pages are identical pages located at different domain names. While there...
- How important are Meta tags?
In short: Not as important as they used to be. The Title tag — technically not a...
- What are Meta tags?
Meta tags are HTML tags that may contain vital Web page information, including title,...
- Do search engines understand Flash?
Well-composed Flash animation can be visually stunning and might turn a Web page into...
- What is a doorway page?
A doorway page is an entry-point Web page that is built and optimized with the...
- What is paid inclusion?
Paid inclusion is a search engine inclusion concept in which Web site owners are...
- What is meta search?
Meta search — offered by a number of specialized search engines, including...
- What is search engine spamming?
The term "search engine spamming" is used to collectively describe a number...
- What Is Invisible Text?
Because search engines easily detect regular keyword stuffing, some spammers have...
- What Is Pay-Per-Click Advertising?
Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising is a very common type of paid search-engine inclusion....