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A. View Jacking
B. Visitors Jacking
C. Page Jacking
D. Traffic jacking
A. Results based on content and keyword relevancy, free of commercial investment
B. Results organized by how often the search term is used outside the internet
C. Results free of intentional keyword optimization
D. Results based on originality of content
A. Search engine results position.
B. Search engine recurring payment.
C. Search engine results plan.
D. Search engine retirement plan.
E. Search engine results page.
A. ROS
B. ROI
C. GSFR
D. SERP
A. Social media profiles.
B. The destination page a user arrives on after clicking a link.
C. Pages marketers create to showcase banner ads.
D. A website's home page.
A. Google AdWords
B. Alexa
C. Google Analytics
D. Wordpress
A. Through light sensitive color coded data recgonization.
B. Through outsourced Google employee teams working overseas.
C. Through reverse-image scanning technology.
D. Through tags, file names, and other words that describe them
A. XFL
B. ROR
C. XML
D. WWW
A. Excommunicated
B. De-indexed
C. Power Purged
D. E-rased
A. Scouting
B. Sourcing
C. Indexing
D. Digging
A. CEO & SEO
B. SEO & PPC
C. SEO & SOO
D. SEA & OCN
A. Puffin
B. Penguin
C. Parrot
D. Pigeon
A. Click to Review
B. Content Through Repitition
C. Click Through Rate
D. Controlled Technology Regulations
A. TRUE
B. False
A. Surfers
B. Slayers
C. Spyware
D. Spiders
A. (all of these choices)
B. Cloaking
C. Buying links
D. Duplicating content
A. Friendly Link
B. Inbound Link
C. Co-link
D. Link Assistance
A. Content and inbound links
B. Social media penetration and weekly traffic
C. Site longevity and user reviews
D. Money spent on Google advertising and physical server location
A. SEO
B. PPC
A. Local Monthly Searches
B. Large Money Sites
C. Long Moral Strings
D. Local Monthly Standings
A. Course Correction
B. Cloaking
C. Concealing
D. Screening
A. Posting SEO rich comments on your own webpage.
B. Overloading a page with keywords.
C. Repeating the same SEO terms over multiple social media channels.
D. Overusing SEO in Gmail subject lines
A. Almost instantly
B. Post are never indexed
C. Weeks
D. Months
A. Analytics
B. Penguin
C. Google+
D. AdWords
A. 413
B. 818
C. 404
D. 301
A. Because you will not get the benefits of proper keyword targeting
B. Because they will not lead to fresh traffic
C. Because you could be penalized by search engine for using duplicate contents
D. because people could turn up claiming copyright infirigement
A. Once a week
B. As often as humanly possible
C. Rarely, but with high content quality
D. Consistently within reason and with quality content
E. Once a month to build "Thirst"
A. Searched less often than common keywords
B. Key phrases with repeating words
C. Keywords generated through email chains
D. Used most often as social media hashtags
A. Keyword density
B. Keyword frequency
C. Keyword consistency
D. Keyword saturation
A. False
B. True
A. Linking to the site on their own page
B. Collaborating on online ad campaign
C. Emails to Google's tech department
D. Liking' or 'staring' their Facebook page, Google+ profile, and Tweets
A. Symbiotic Linking
B. Mutually Beneficial Links
C. Reciprocal links
D. Co-links
A. AdWords
B. Aloca
C. AmazAds
D. Alexa
A. A list of social media followers who link and share your content.
B. A row of internal links allowing visitors to quickly navigate back to a previous pages.
C. Backlinks posted on related blogs.
D. A series of links from the same website found on the same page of search engine results.
A. Keywords stylized with hashtags and unique text formatting
B. Strategic abbreviations coupled with relevant keywords
C. Bulleted lists with relevant keywords
D. Complete sentences with relevant keywords
A. Inbound links
B. Outbound links
C. Links shared through social media
D. Search engine results
A. They are Paid Listings
B. They are greatly beneficial to SEO
C. They contain numerous inbound links
D. They are also called Link Farms
A. Most of the traffic is coming from social media
B. Your search term is too specific and should be shortened
C. You are bidding too high for your PPC terms
D. Your marketing offer is insufficient or hard to identify
A. Google Panda
B. Google Pelican
C. Google Plebian
D. Google Penguin
A. Bing
B. YouTube
C. Yahoo!
D. Aol
E. Ask
A. True
B. False
A. Ad Relevance
B. Edge Rank
C. Quality Score
D. CPC Bid
E. Ad Rank
A. CPC bid
B. landing page quality
C. ad relevance
D. past CTR
A. Have conversion tracking, but no minimum conversions are required
B. Have at least 15 conversions in the last 30 days.
C. Conversion optimizer is the default setting for all campaigns in Google AdWords
D. Have at least 30 conversions in the past 30-days
E. Have at least 15 conversions in the past 15-days
A. No
B. Yes
A. They require Java Virtual Machine to be installed on the computer
B. A Pop-under Ad opens a new browser window hidden under the active window
C. Pop under Ads hinder the view of the user
D. Pop under Ads are same as pop up ads
A. Left of the fold
B. Right of the fold
C. Above the fold
D. Centre of the fold
E. In the page header
A. Network span
B. Across network
C. Run of network
D. Broad network
E. Roll of network
A. 1 sale
B. 2 sales
C. 10 sales
D. 100 sales
E. No sales
A. Psychometric Targeting
B. Reactive Targeting
C. Action-Reaction Targeting
D. Behavioral Targeting