301 Redirect
A Web server function where an old URL can be redirected to a new one. 301 Redirect is a “permanent” redirect status indicating that the resource has moved permanently.
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In SEO (search engine optimization) terminology, sitewide refers to the linking and navigation structure that is deployed across an entire Web site. May also be seen written as site-wide.
- casters-up mode
Slang term used to describe software or applications that do not work correctly. For example, if you were using a program that froze, you would say the program is in “casters-up mode” or that it went “casters-up”.
- 303 Redirect
A Web server function where an old URL can be redirected to a new one. 303 Redirect is a “see other” redirect status indicating that the resource has been replaced.
- SEO Spam
In SEO (search engine optimization) terminology, it refers to SEO manipulation techniques that are used to increase search engine ranking, but violate the search engine’s Terms of Service.
- anchor text
The visible text on a Web page that you click for the hyperlink. Anchor text is an important element of SEO (search engine optimization). Example: < a href="/" >This is the anchor text < /a>