Internet Marketing Terms Defined
The most important internet marketing terms you need to know to find the perfect online home business for you.
As with all areas of online business or eBusiness, there are phrases or acronyms associated with each. We explain some of the most common internet marketing terms so you won’t get side tracked in your research.
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Some of these terms may sound intimidating, some you’ll be familiar with but you may not have put them together with an eBusiness, and others you may never have heard of before.
The Most Common Internet Marketing Terms...
- Keywords... words folks type into search engines when they are searching for information. Webmasters put them on web pages so those searching can find the information they are looking for.
- PPC or Pay Per Click... A form of advertising where internet marketers only pay when someone actually clicks on their advertisement.
- Affiliate... Someone who sells a product made by another person for a commission.
- SEO or Search Engine Optimization... Setting up your web pages in a way that is "optimized" for the search engines. Basically making Google like your site.
- WAHM... work at home mom.
- Blog... a form of website that features time sensitive information. Think online newspaper.
- Webmaster... someone who builds a website.
- Server... the type of machine that everything on the web is stored on.
- Web Host... someone who owns, then rents out, or sells space on a server.
- Niche... a small segment of a larger topic.
- Twitter... a micro blogging site where folks share thoughts, comments, ideas, and links of up to 140 characters.
- Tweet... one comment on Twitter.
- Sales Funnel... the pathway your customers will take from first finding you through the close of a sale.
- Alexa Score... a ranking given to a website based on such things as traffic and in-bound links. Useful to advertisers to help evaluate a website.
- Google PR... PR means "page rank." The higher the PR of a page the more relevant Google thinks it is. In other words the page uses good SEO and is about what it says it’s about.
- Double Opt-In... verifying that you actually did ask for something to be sent to you via email.
If you come across a term in your research that you’re not familiar with, please don’t hesitate to ask us!
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