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SEO focus on getting traffic from organic searches, earning visibility by being the best answers to a searchers intent, improve rankings in SERPs
crawling Search engine bots (spiders/crawlers) browse the internet to find new or updated webpage content, content discovered through links, sitemaps
indexing storing and organize of web content found during the crawling phase, Makes it quick to __retrieve and presented in search results
ranking Determining which order indexed pages will appear in the search results pages (SERPS) - Results are ordered by most relevant to least relevant based on search input
white hat SEO ethical techniques to improve a website’s rankings that fits search engine guidelines and policies
black hat SEO unethical and manipulative practices to improve ratings that violate search engine guidelines - cloaking, hidden text, link schemes, keyword stuffing
cloaking Showing different content to search engine than to users
on page SEO optimize content directly on the website - create a purpose for each page with a single intent, secondary pages for secondary intents
off page SEO external techniques to improve ratings that are not directly on the website itself
technical SEO optimize technical aspects of the website, improve performance, crawlability, indexing
international SEO optimize website to perform well in other countries and languages
local SEO providing visible local search results
negative SEO unethical tactics to harm the rankings of a competitor
organic traffic Number of visitors coming to the site from search engines
keyword rankings position of the website in the SERPs
search visibility Measures how easily a website can be found on SERPs
traffic value Estimate of how much the organic search traffic would cost if it was paid ads
organic traffic conversions Number of visitors that come from a search engine and complete a desired action
referring domains Other websites that link to your website
indexed pages Extent to which site’s page is included in the search engine databases
index coverage errors Issues found by crawlers when trying to index the site
SEM Organizations bid on relevant keywords potential customers might use when searching for products/services - paid advertising
SEM objectives drive traffic to your website, create leads and qualified leads, gain customer insight, build and enhance brand image, trust, etc
search ad campaigns text-based search ads that appear on SERPs
shopping campaigns Ad appears on search engine showcasing image, title, store name, etc.
audience campaigns Target a specific group of people based on demographics, interests, or behaviors
display ads Visual ads that appear across multiple ad networks
video ads Video content on video-based platforms
app ads Promoting mobile apps to increase downloads or app engagement
local ads Promote businesses in a local region
discovery ads Reach users who are exploring content and not actively looking to purchase a product/service
affinity keywords Keywords that are related to the product/service being offered
long tail keywords Longer phrases that usually cost less
negative keywords Keywords designed to keep an ad from showing up in the search results
broad match google default, ad gets shown when a related keywords is searched, broader exposure, fewer conversions
phrase match shows ad if close variations of the keyword are searched, more opportunity for ad exposure but narrower than broad match
exact match shows ad only if the exact keywords is searched, good for very targeted purposes, fewer leads
negative match ad will show on searches that do not include that term
call extension - ad phone number or click to call button
sitelink extension - ad link to specific organization page
callout extensions - ad extra text that shows value propositions
price extensions - ad display prices
location extensions - ad shows business location or details of the business
average cost per click (CPC) total cost of all clicks / number of clicks
impressions Number of times a search ad appears on a search engine in response to a search - cost of all impressions/ # of impressions
viewable impressions Number of times at least half of a search ad is shown for at least 1 second - cost per thousand viewable impressions
click thru rate (CTR) # of click / # of impressions
conversion rate # desired actions taken / # desired actions
ROAS total ad revenue / total ad spend
cost per view total ad spend / total measured views
cost per action (CPA) total cost of conversion / # of conversions
importance of email marketing direct communication with audience, high ROI, targeted messaging/better segmentation, detailed analytics, cost effective
zero party data Data that a consumer willingly provided
first party data Data collected directly by your company about customers when they interact with your website, social media, and email campaigns
second party data Data shared between two companies/partnerships
third party data information collected by external source, not consensually
informational email provide information about the organization or product/services
promotional email send a promotion about products/services or discount, compelling subject line, clear call to action
CAN-SPAM no false/misleading info, no deceptive subject lines, honor opt-out request in 10 days, inclusion of valid postal address, identify message as solicitation/advertisement, monitor what others are doing
delivery rate percentage of emails sent that reached inboxes - emails delivered/emails sent
open rate Percentage of recipients that opened an email - emails opened/emails delivered
click through rate - email Percentage of recipients who click a link - links clicked/emails delivered
conversion rate- emails Percentage of recipients who completed a desired action - conversion/clicks
spam complaint rate Percentage of recipients who marked an email as spam - spam complaints/emails delivered
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