An indication of exactly how actively users engage with tweets by liking, retweeting, sharing, and replying.
Rich media attachments that augment tweets with visuals and allow a preview of linked content from Twitter.
A social media website where people post and then interact with messages, called tweets, is used for public interaction and media sharing.
A summary of tweets (often in search results and on sites) that display live info and trends from Twitter.
An algorithm used by search engines to combat web spam which ranks websites based on their website link connections as for their trustworthiness.
It shows much faith do users and search engines have in the dependability and authority of a site.
A trend analysis feature that displays the popularity and performance of keywords, domains or subject areas over time.
Search queries intended to complete a transaction (buy or book a service).
A ranking of websites by user engagement & amount of visitors reflecting their popularity compared to various other sites.
Estimate of exactly what organic traffic might cost if bought through paid search advertisements.
The amount of search traffic that’s organic or even paid for.
The number of visitors and visits a site receives is a measure of website popularity and audience size.
A snippet of JavaScript code is added to a site to gather user behavior information, which is mainly used for analytics and monitoring services.
A metric that measures audience participation via combining all interactions (likes, shares, comments) on social media content.
The sum of time periods between first contentful paint and time to Interactive where user input is delayed because of blocking of primary thread.
Total revenue opportunity for a product or service assuming 100% market share of the specific market.
How expert or credible a site has become in a specific subject determines its search engine rankings.
It measures exactly how well content about a certain topic catches the interest of the audience and ranks in search results.
Part of a domain name at the right of the dot represents the domain’s category or country code.
The last component of a domain name such as .com, .org, or .net represents probably the highest degree of the domain name system hierarchy.
An HTML element establishing the title of a page (important for SEO & user satisfaction as it appears in search engine results).
The time a site visitor spends on a certain webpage reflects engagement and interest in the information.
Little image previews are generally used for bigger pictures or videos so viewers understand what to click on.
Web pages that offer little useful content or value for users can suffer in search engine rankings.
A statistical measure of document importance in a collection or corpus (often used in search engine algorithms).
Hyperlinked text, which appears as an advertisement, links to a service or product page when clicked.
Software for editing plain text (required for coding and composing web content) without formatting (needed for developers and content creators).
Classifying and arranging website content into structured groups enhances usability and SEO by making information easier to find.