Welcome back.
In the course now in this video, I want to talk about some very common as your terms.
There are hundreds up as your terms, but you don't need to worry about all because when you are working
it as an S, you, you will come across them, you know, gradually.
But right now, some very important ones, which you will see while working as an S you saw.
The first one is dieser, which means domain authority.
This is Nora, Daric.
Google ranking factor in.
This is not related to Google, but this was created by Mor's dot com, which is a very popular EU tool.
They are created by this term domain authority, which is based on the number of Becque links.
A domain has, the more domain authority you have.
It will be better and people will trust your Web site.
People means the advertisers and people outside Google.
Okay.
So this is not directly related to Google.
Similar is the Deeyah domain rating, which is created by an upstart com and then D.F., which means
Truslow, which is created by another S02, the majestic dot com.
So you will see like sometimes when you put your domain name in malls dot com, you will see like domain
authority is different.
Deeyah is different when you enter your site and perhaps dot com and T of Truslow will be different.
So that is OK.
That is fine.
You don't need to worry about any updates, but just if you have higher ups ranking, that's just fine.
Like your site should be OK for the advertisers and in terms of money value.
OK.
And then we have PR, which is Beijing.
And this was actually presented by Google dot com.
But now they have like discontinued this term PR Beijing because they don't show this anymore.
But before 2015 it was active and they used to show it increase and decrease your paging.
Then you are elating is also by Starcom.
Do follow and norful nofollow Baik links, which I Liddie have discussed in this course.
And there is a PBS private blog network which you will also come across while working as an SEIU.
And that means when you create a private blog network like you create many blogs on topics or similar
topics and then you link back to each other.
Okay.
So that is also using RSU, but that is like, you know, sometimes comes under the gray haired assuming
majority of the times it comes under the blanket as you.
So this is an advanced thing.
This is not for beginners.
Okay.
No, there are more Essere terms like Whitehead, as you and Blake had Tessio.
So we will discuss in this course only Whitehead as you will not discuss any Blaker as you.
But I will actually tell you what is Blache head as you and how you can avoid a playing blanket Esso
techniques, because that is against the Google guideline, against the Google, you know, terms and
conditions for Web masters.
So you should avoid that because this will bring your short term success.
But in long term, you will be penalized by Google.
The chances are very much higher.
Now, as you for local businesses is CEO, which we use actually for local businesses, like when you
have a restaurant or a hotel or or a store in a specific area.
So we use localist you for that.
And great as you is between the white hat and black hat.
And sometimes we use that, sometime we don't use that depend on the situation and the niche we are
working on.
Then we'll keyword stuffing.
We were stepping like using more keywords in your article for ranking in Google.
And this is also a bad actually practice comes under the blanket as CEO.
So we should avoid keyword stuffing in our articles and keyboard density as the number of words used
in an article.
So keyword density.
We usually keep under one percent.
And I have already discussed in my previous reviews about on pages.
But these are very few very, very common as your terms, which you will come across while working as
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And you should be aware about this.
And now I will give you a tip.
You just go copy one.
One by one these terms and enter in Google to know the exact definition of these terms.
So it is better when you have like an interview or you are discussing Essere with someone so you can
explain to them.