Archive for the ‘D’ Category
Dead link is a link which doesn’t lead to a web page or web site, probably because the web server is down or the page has moved or no longer exists. Dead link makes your site looks unprofessional and should be avoided. One of the free tool you can use to check dead link [...]
Deep linking is a direct link to any web page that is not the start page (index page, or home page) within a web site. This technique bypasses the usual “access route”, and some site administrator do not like this — i.e., advertisment pages are bypassed.
However, deep linking, in combination with keywords rich anchor text [...]
The description of a web site in a web directory or search engine. Human-edited web directories usually compose a description after reviewing the site. Crawlers may use the description embedded in the page’s code or meta description tag.
A domain is a hierarchical system use to define an Internet location or set of addressable computers.
The first part of a domain name is called the Top Level Domain (TLD). This is typically the last two or three letters that represent the geographical or section of the Internet.
Major domain suffixes are:
.edu - Educational Institutions;
.gov - [...]
