21⟩ What term is commonly used to describe the shuffling of positions in search engine results in between major updates?
► a. Waves
► b. Flux
► c. Shuffling
► d. Swaying
b. Flux
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► a. Waves
► b. Flux
► c. Shuffling
► d. Swaying
b. Flux
► a. Yes
► b. No
b. No
► a. It refers to the fact that the importance of choosing high traffic keywords leads to the best return on investment
► b. It refers to the importance attached to getting the right keyword density
► c. It refers to the fact that the keywords placed in important parts of a webpage are given priority by the search engines
► d. It refers to the fact that the keywords in bold font are given priority by the search engines
c. It refers to the fact that the keywords placed in important parts of a webpage are given priority by the search engines.
► a. Red hat techniques
► b. Silver hat techniques
► c. Grey hat techniques
► d. Shady hat techniques
c. Grey hat techniques
► a. They are two-way links (reciprocal links)
► b. They are from authority websites
► c. They are voluntary in nature
► d. They are from .edu or .gov extension websites
a. They are two-way links (reciprocal links)
► a. It signifies conflict; too many people wanted the same file at the same time
► b. The page has been permanently removed
► c. The method you are using to access the file is not allowed
► d. The page has temporarily moved
► e. What you requested is just too big to process
d. The page has temporarily moved
► a. They are greatly beneficial to SEO
► b. They are also called link farms
► c. They are paid listings
► d. They contain numerous inbound links
b. They are also called link farms
► a. Spreading
► b. Dilating
► c. RSD (real-time synonym detection)
► d. Stemming
► e. Branching
d. Stemming
► a. It will allow Google to crawl any of the dynamically generated pages. It will also allow the AltaVista scooter bot to access every page
► b. It will disallow Google from crawling any of the dynamically generated pages. It will also disallow the AltaVista scooter bot from accessing any page
► c. It will disallow Google from crawling any of the dynamically generated pages. It will allow the AltaVista scooter bot to access every page
► d. None of the above
c. It will disallow Google from crawling any of the dynamically generated pages. It will allow the AltaVista scooter bot to access every page
► a. It is a form of XML
► b. It stands for Real-time streamlined syndication
► c. It is a good way of displaying static information
► d. It is a Microsoft technology
a. It is a form of XML
► a. It is directly proportional to the popularity of the keyword
► b. It is inversely proportional to the competition for the keyword
► c. It is directly proportional to the chances of the keyword ranking on the first page of the Google search results
a. It is directly proportional to the popularity of the keyword
► a. Traffic jacking
► b. Visitor jacking
► c. View jacking
► d. Page jacking
d. Page jacking
► a. Google
► b. Yahoo
► c. AOL
► d. Lycos
d. Lycos
► a. Lycos
► b. DMOZ
► c. Google
► d. Yahoo
► e. Windows Live
c. Google
► A. 0.01-0.1%
► B. 3-4%
► C. 7-10%
► D. none of the above
D. none of the above
► a. Not to index the homepage and not to follow the links in the page
► b. Not to index the page and not to follow the links in the page
► c. To index the page and not to follow the links in the page
► d. Not to index the page but to follow the links in the page
b. Not to index the page and not to follow the links in the page
► a. The number of times the keyword is used / (DIVIDED BY) the total word count on page - (MINUS) the total words in HTML on the page
► b. Combination of the number of times a keyword or a keyword phrase, in proportion with other words, appears on a Web page
► c. The number of times the keyword is used in the page description
► d. The number of times the keyword is used in the page title
► e. The number of times the keyword is used / (DIVIDED BY) the total word count on the page
b. Combination of the number of times a keyword or a keyword phrase, in proportion with other words, appears on a Web page
► A. Internet Explorer
► B. Search engine spiders
► C. Opera
► D. SQL Server database attached to a website
B. Search engine spiders
► a. Yes
► b. No
b. No
► a. Increasing the keyword density on the web pages
► b. Offering a different set of web pages to the search engines
► c. Hiding the keywords within the webpage
► d. Creating multiple pages and hiding them from the website visitors
d. Creating multiple pages and hiding them from the website visitors