SEO & Search terms

Finding dead links on other sites and suggesting your working page as a replacement.

An HTML tag that names the preferred version of a page among duplicates.

The preferred version of a page when similar URLs exist.

The process of choosing one preferred URL when the same content is reachable at several addresses.

A two-letter top-level domain assigned to a specific country or territory.

Majestic's score predicting a site's link influence based on the quantity of backlinks.

How easily AI answer engines can quote and attribute a piece of content.

Building page content in the browser using JavaScript after an initial load.

Cloaking shows search engines different content than human visitors see.

When separate sources mention two entities together, suggesting a topical relationship between them.

The repeated appearance of specific words near a brand or link across the web.

Commercial investigation is research before buying, comparing options and reading reviews.

The gradual loss of traffic or rankings a page suffers over time.

How current and up to date a page's information is, which can affect some rankings.

A central section of a site that organizes related content around a single theme.

Reviewing and removing or improving low value pages to strengthen a site overall.

A link placed within the body text of content, surrounded by relevant words.

Google's set of user experience metrics for loading, interactivity, and visual stability.

How easily search engine crawlers can reach and read a site's pages.

The number of pages a search engine will crawl on your site in a given period.