301 redirect
A 301 redirect is an HTTP response indicating that a resource has permanently moved to a different URL, directing the request to the new location.
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Reset filtersA 301 redirect is an HTTP response indicating that a resource has permanently moved to a different URL, directing the request to the new location.
Explore the termA/B testing compares assigned groups experiencing different versions to estimate the effect of a change on a defined outcome.
Explore the termAn AI agent is a software system that uses an AI model to choose and carry out steps towards a goal, often by working with connected tools and information.
Explore the termAn AI hallucination is an output containing unsupported, false or fabricated information presented as if it were established.
Explore the termA defined sequence of steps that uses AI for selected tasks within a wider business process.
Explore the termAlt text is a text alternative that communicates an image's purpose or meaning when the image itself is not available to the reader.
Explore the termAn application programming interface, or API, defines how software can request information or actions from another component or service.
Explore the termMarketing attribution assigns credit for a recorded outcome to selected interactions or channels under a defined reporting method.
Explore the termThe average revenue per order within a defined period, using a consistent treatment of discounts, tax, delivery and refunds.
Explore the termA backlink is a link from another website to a page on your website.
Explore the termIn GA4, bounce rate is the percentage of sessions that do not meet the configured definition of an engaged session.
Explore the termThe structure that defines how a company's brands, products and sub-brands relate to one another and to the parent business.
Explore the termBrand identity is the system of recognisable elements a business uses to express itself, including its name, visual language and other consistent cues.
Explore the termBrand positioning defines the place a business intends to occupy in its audience's mind relative to the alternatives they could choose.
Explore the termA call to action, or CTA, is a prompt that tells someone what they can do next, such as booking a call, exploring a service or buying a product.
Explore the termA canonical URL is the representative URL selected for a group of duplicate or substantially similar pages. A canonical link expresses a preferred version to search engines.
Explore the termThe proportion of customers or recurring revenue lost during a defined period, measured against a clearly specified starting base.
Explore the termClick-through rate, or CTR, is the percentage of recorded impressions that result in a click on an advert, link or search result.
Explore the termA content delivery network distributes delivery of content across multiple locations, often using caching to serve resources efficiently.
Explore the termA content management system, or CMS, is software for creating, organising, editing and publishing content through a managed interface.
Explore the termContent marketing uses relevant, useful material to serve an audience and support a business's broader marketing objectives.
Explore the termConversion rate is the percentage of a defined audience that completes a chosen action, such as buying a product, submitting an enquiry or booking a call.
Explore the termConversion rate optimisation is the process of investigating and improving a digital journey so more of the right people complete a valuable action.
Explore the termThe process of recording meaningful actions, such as purchases or qualified enquiries, and connecting them with the activity that preceded them.
Explore the termCore Web Vitals are Google's user-experience metrics for loading, interaction responsiveness and visual stability: LCP, INP and CLS.
Explore the termCost per acquisition measures the cost of securing a defined outcome. In advertising reports, CPA often means cost per action, which may be a lead rather than a customer.
Explore the termCost per click, or CPC, is the amount paid for an advertising click. Average CPC divides total click cost by the number of clicks.
Explore the termCPM expresses advertising cost per thousand recorded impressions. The impression definition and delivery context determine what the figure represents.
Explore the termCrawl budget describes the extent of crawling a search engine is willing and able to perform for a website, influenced by capacity and demand.
Explore the termThe sales and marketing cost of acquiring a new customer, calculated using an explicitly defined set of costs and time period.
Explore the termA customer journey describes the interactions and decisions a person experiences while trying to achieve an outcome with a business.
Explore the termCustomer lifetime value estimates the value of a customer relationship over a defined period or its expected duration, using an explicitly stated revenue or contribution model.
Explore the termCustomer relationship management combines processes and systems for organising relationships, interactions and opportunities involving customers and prospects.
Explore the termA business's ability to keep customers active and continue a valuable relationship over time.
Explore the termDemand generation builds awareness, understanding and interest in an offer among an audience that may not yet be ready to enquire.
Explore the termA design system combines reusable components, shared foundations and guidance for creating consistent interfaces.
Explore the termThe Domain Name System, or DNS, connects domain names with information used to locate websites, email services and other resources.
Explore the termDomain Authority is Moz's proprietary score estimating a domain's relative potential to rank. It is not a Google-issued rating.
Explore the termA domain name is a human-readable name within the internet's naming system, used to identify destinations and associated services.
Explore the termNumerical representations of information used to compare patterns and relationships, including similarity between pieces of text.
Explore the termEngagement rate expresses recorded engagement relative to a defined audience or exposure measure. Its calculation depends on the platform and report.
Explore the termFine-tuning adapts a pre-trained model through additional training for a more specific task, behaviour or use case.
Explore the termGenerative AI is artificial intelligence that produces content such as text, images, audio, video or code in response to instructions and other inputs.
Explore the termGoogle Analytics 4 is Google's analytics product for measuring recorded interactions across websites and apps through an event-based model.
Explore the termGoogle Search Console is Google's service for examining a website's presence and technical status within Google Search.
Explore the termA website heatmap uses visual intensity to summarise recorded behaviour such as clicks, pointer movement or scroll depth.
Explore the termHreflang identifies alternative language or regional versions of a page so supporting search engines can understand their relationship.
Explore the termPreparing and delivering images so they provide suitable visual quality, accessibility and context without unnecessary loading cost.
Explore the termImpression share compares recorded advert impressions with an estimate of the eligible impressions available under the campaign's relevant conditions.
Explore the termThe structure, organisation and labelling of information so people can understand a website and find what they need.
Explore the termInternal linking connects pages within the same website, helping people and search engines discover related information.
Explore the termKeyword research investigates the language people use in search and the needs, competition and opportunities behind those queries.
Explore the termA landing page is a page someone arrives on after following a link. In marketing, it usually means a focused page designed around a particular audience, offer and action.
Explore the termA large language model is a machine-learning model trained at scale to model language patterns and support tasks involving text and related information.
Explore the termLead generation creates opportunities for suitable people or organisations to express interest in a business's offer.
Explore the termLead nurturing supports potential customers with relevant information and interactions as their understanding and readiness develop.
Explore the termLead scoring applies a defined model to prioritise leads using selected information about fit, behaviour or other relevant signals.
Explore the termLocal SEO helps a business communicate its relevance to searches involving a place, service area or nearby need.
Explore the termA long-tail keyword sits in the lower-demand part of the search distribution, often expressing a specific need or circumstance.
Explore the termMarketing automation uses software to carry out defined marketing tasks and workflows in response to rules, events or schedules.
Explore the termA marketing funnel is a model that groups the stages through which an audience may move towards a selected business outcome.
Explore the termA meta description is a page-level summary that search engines may use when generating the descriptive snippet in a search result.
Explore the termAI that works with more than one type of information, such as text, images, audio or video, within its supported capabilities.
Explore the termNoindex is an instruction asking a supporting search engine not to include a page or resource in its search index.
Explore the termVisitors who reach a website through unpaid search results, rather than through a paid advertisement.
Explore the termAdvertising bought on social media platforms to reach selected audiences and encourage a defined response.
Explore the termPay-per-click advertising is a model in which an advertiser pays when someone clicks an advert, rather than simply when it is displayed.
Explore the termMarketing managed against measurable outcomes such as qualified leads, customer acquisition or sales.
Explore the termPrompt engineering is the deliberate design and evaluation of instructions and context supplied to an AI model for a particular task.
Explore the termA prototype is a representation of a proposed product or experience built to explore and test selected assumptions.
Explore the termQuality Score is a Google Ads diagnostic for Search keywords, using a 1–10 scale to summarise selected quality-related assessments.
Explore the termRemarketing is the practice of reaching people again after an earlier interaction with a business, using an appropriately defined audience and channel.
Explore the termResponsive web design is an approach that allows a website's layout and content to adapt to the available screen space.
Explore the termRetrieval-augmented generation, or RAG, supplies a generative AI model with relevant information retrieved from a source collection when preparing a response.
Explore the termReturn on ad spend, or ROAS, compares attributed revenue or conversion value with advertising spend, usually as a ratio or percentage.
Explore the termRobots.txt is a file that gives supported web crawlers instructions about which website paths they may request.
Explore the termSchema markup is structured information using a shared vocabulary to describe a page's content in a form that machines can interpret.
Explore the termSearch engine optimisation, or SEO, is the work of improving a website's ability to be discovered and understood in unpaid search results.
Explore the termSearch intent is the purpose behind a search: what someone is trying to understand, find, compare or do when they enter a query.
Explore the termSearch that uses representations of meaning and context to find relevant information beyond exact keyword matches.
Explore the termA certificate used with TLS helps a browser authenticate a website's endpoint and establish an encrypted connection. SSL is the older name commonly used in sales language.
Explore the termTechnical SEO is the work that helps search engines access, process and understand a website's pages, while maintaining a reliable foundation for search visibility.
Explore the termA title tag supplies a page's title in HTML metadata. Browsers and search engines can use it to identify and present the page.
Explore the termTone of voice is the consistent way a brand expresses its character through language, adapted to the purpose and circumstances of a message.
Explore the termResearch that observes people attempting realistic tasks with a website or product to identify where the experience helps or obstructs them.
Explore the termUser experience, or UX, is the overall experience someone has when interacting with a product, service or organisation, including whether they can achieve their goal.
Explore the termA user interface, or UI, is the part of a product or system through which someone interacts, including its controls, navigation and presentation of information.
Explore the termUTM parameters are labels added to a URL to help analytics tools identify campaign sources and other acquisition details.
Explore the termA value proposition explains the useful outcome an offer provides for a particular audience and why that audience should consider it.
Explore the termWeb hosting provides the infrastructure and services used to make a website available over the internet.
Explore the termA webhook sends an event notification to a configured endpoint so another system can respond when something happens.
Explore the termWebsite accessibility means designing and maintaining web content and functionality so people with disabilities can perceive, understand and use them.
Explore the termA significant move or change to a website's platform, domain, URLs or infrastructure that requires planned transfer and verification.
Explore the termA wireframe represents a page or interface's structure, content hierarchy and key controls before detailed visual treatment.
Explore the termAn XML sitemap lists website URLs and related information to help search engines discover content the site wants them to consider.
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