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Also known as Spider or Robot, a crawler is a search engine program that "crawls" the web, collecting data, following links, making copies of new and updated sites, and storing URLs in the search engine's Index. This allows search engines to provide faster and more up-to-date listings. A Web crawler, sometimes called a spider or spiderbot and often shortened to crawler, is an Internet bot that systematically browses the World Wide Web and that is typically operated by search engines for the purpose of Web indexing (web spidering)....
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If you want your website to get to the first page of Google, you need to have a high page rank, which is an indicator of some performance of your site. Page rank affects content quality, search engine optimization, links, and traffic. If you improve all these parameters, your page rank will increase and your site will definitely jump a few positions higher in Google search results. Focus on content quality. The most important factor that affects page rank is the content of the site. If you write original and...
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A website catalog or also an online catalog is a structured list of links to websites. The website catalog is usually sorted into a tree according to thematic categories. The user selects the category he is interested in, possibly a more specific subcategory, and finds all the pages listed that are dedicated to the topic they are looking for. Unlike Internet search engines, Internet catalogs are manually filled in and managed by an administrator. Although website catalogs are in decline today and are being pushed out by search engines, they...
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A blue screen of death (BSoD), officially known as a stop error or blue screen error, is an error screen that the Windows operating system displays in the event of a fatal system error. It indicates a system crash, in which the operating system has reached a critical condition where it can no longer operate safely, e.g., hardware failure or an unexpected termination of a crucial process. We all know that. A blue screen error, known as a STOP error or a blue screen of death can be a frustrating...
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An XML feed is a form of Paid Inclusion or Search Engine Submission in which an XML document is used to provide a search engine with information about multiple web pages. An XML feed is particularly useful for multimedia sites or database sites that draw a variety of relevant search queries. An XML feed is a data format that is used to store, process, or pass structured information between systems. On the one hand, there is a source of information that generates the content of the XML feed into a...
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Google AdWords is the Keyword Submission program that determines the advertising rates and keywords used in the Google AdSense program. Advertisers bid on the keywords that are relevant to their businesses. Ranked ads then appear as sponsored links on Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERPS) and Google AdSense host sites. Google Ads (formerly Google AdWords, the unofficial translation of Google Ads) is an online advertising service that allows advertisers to reach potential customers on the Google Network. Google Ads is one of Google's important revenue. In 2012, the company's total...
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