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1. Social media's impact on SEO rankings has __________ over the last several years.

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Social Media’s impact on SEO rankings has increased considerably over the last several years. Essentially, it’s difficult to rank in SEO without social media.

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Basics Of Search Engine Marketing Trivia Quiz! Trivia - Quiz

Do you know anything about search engine marketing? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Search engine marketing is a mode of internet marketing that involves promoting... see morevarious websites by elevating their visibility in search engine result pages, mostly through paid advertising. It also alters the structure of the sites to reach a higher ranking in search engine results. If you choose to learn more about search engine marketing, complete this quiz.
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2. Why is Video Optimization important to SEO?

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25% of all Google's searches come from YouTube, whose pages rank well for relevant keywords.

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3. Which of the following defines a web page, is displayed at the top of a web browser, and is used by many search engines as the name of a website in a search result listing?

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All page titles should read like an intelligible sentence or phrase, and should never repeat a keyword more than twice.

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4. 301 redirects are used to clear up which problem?

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This problem can also be solved by blocking a duplicate URL from search with the robots.txt protocol.

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5. Searches made on a mobile device are different from searches made on a home laptop in that more than half of all mobile searches ________________________.

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Mobile searches are mostly locally-focused in intent. So be sure to segment your ads by device to emphasize “local” in your mobile device ads.

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6. Hiding Keywords in Java/Ajax or using hidden text/small fonts is the best way to increase Keyword density and page ranking.

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It is highly recommended to stay away from any ‘black hat’ techniques such as hiding keywords, as you may be penalized in the rankings as a result

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7. What is SERP, as it relates to search marketing?

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SERP stands for the Search Engine Results Page, what comes up when you type a word or phrase into Google or another search engine.

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8. When establishing a deep understanding of the client while developing an SEO strategy, why is it important to have the client list who they believe are their top 5 competitors?

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Keyword competitors may differ from perceived clients. This establishes a distinction between business competition and online competition.

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9. Information Architecture refers to:

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Information Architecture is particularly effective if it is keyword focused, which enhances search optimization and usability.

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10. The process of creating or refining website content so that it is relevant to targeted keyword phrases while providing real value and information to users is known as:

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In this process you align the focus of your content on the page with the keyword phrases that you are targeting for that particular page.

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11. Which of the following allows you to experiment with search traffic that you don't currently rank for in organic search:

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PPC data is an excellent source of new keywords for your organic campaign because “broad match” allows you to target permutations of keywords that you may not have thought about yet.

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12. Long ago, a best practice for SEO was to create an HTML sitemap of at least all your higher-level pages and link this HTML sitemap from the footer of all site pages. This allowed search engines the ability to have a buffet of site URLs from any one page on your site. Then along came __________________, which is the preferred means of data digestion by search engines.

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It’s XML sitemaps that are now how search engines prefer to digest data. If you’re a professional in SEO, then this term is familiar to you.

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13. What is a "long tail" keyword?

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You can think of all the keywords that are possibly used to get to your page as a tail. The short tail describes those popular, broad terms. There will be relatively few of those, hence the tern “short” tail. The long tail, on the other hand, describes those narrow, specific terms. There are many more of those, hence the term “long” tail.

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14. Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining the value of links?

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These criteria change over time and need to be constantly re-evaluated to ensure the selection of quality links.

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15. Which of the following is NOT crucial to Search Engine Optimization?

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Keywords, page tags, and inbound links (links TO your website) are crucial for SEO purposes. Outbound links (links FROM your website to another site) aren’t crucial, as they are mostly used as reciprocation for providing links to your website.

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16. The Google Algorithm, the mathematical formula for determining what results are shown for a certain search word or phrase, is ______________.

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The Google Algorithm is unknown and ever-changing. You can’t trick Google, at least not for long.

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17. A page on a website that can be accessed through multiple URLs is a problem for SEO purposes.  What kind of problem is it?

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Search engines go to great lengths to eliminate duplicate content, placing pages that they feel are duplicate into supplemental results which have low probability of being viewed.

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18. The tag used by search engines to determine the intended URL for any specific web page is:

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The tag helps search engines correlate any duplicate versions of the page to the intended URL.

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19. Which of the following content can search engine spiders NOT read:

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It is critical to understand that Java script, Flash, AJAX and other advanced programming languages aren’t easily read by search engines. This may change in the years to come, but for the time being, it is important to be aware of.

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Social media's impact on SEO rankings has __________ over the last...
Why is Video Optimization important to SEO?
Which of the following defines a web page, is displayed at the top of...
301 redirects are used to clear up which problem?
Searches made on a mobile device are different from searches made on a...
Hiding Keywords in Java/Ajax or using hidden text/small fonts is the...
What is SERP, as it relates to search marketing?
When establishing a deep understanding of the client while developing...
Information Architecture refers to:
The process of creating or refining website content so that it is...
Which of the following allows you to experiment with search traffic...
Long ago, a best practice for SEO was to create an HTML sitemap of at...
What is a "long tail" keyword?
Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining the value of...
Which of the following is NOT crucial to Search Engine Optimization?
The Google Algorithm, the mathematical formula for determining what...
A page on a website that can be accessed through multiple URLs is a...
The tag used by search engines to determine the intended URL for any...
Which of the following content can search engine spiders NOT read:
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