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Submitting Your URLs - This is the process of telling a search engine or directory about your web pages. The URLs that you submit are placed into a queue for later crawling or human review.

If you have backlinks pointing to your web pages, there is usually no need to submit your URLs to the search engines because their crawlers will find the pages on their own and index them. You do need to submit your URLs to directories however because they use humans instead of robots to visit the sites that you submit and evaluate them.

Title Meta Tag - This HTML tag is used to provide web browsers and search engines with an "official" title for the page currently being displayed. Using a couple of keywords in your title tag can help boost the page's search engine ranking for those keywords.

Example:

    <META NAME="TITLE" CONTENT="Page title goes here">

Top-10 Ranking - A web page that is listed in the first 10 search results for a search query . Top-10 in Google also means on the first page using the standard search criteria

Traffic - A website's average rate of traffic flow within a given time period. It can be measured in a couple ways, including unique visitors and total page views. Don't confuse hits with unique visitors and page views. The term hits is virtually useless when evaluating website traffic statistics.

Unique Visitors - The number of visitors who access a website within a given time period (usually 24 hours) from a single IP address. If you visit the same website three times within a 24 hour period, your visits only count as one unique visit for that day.

URL (Uniform Resource Locator) - Each web page has it's own specific human-friendly URL, or web address . URLs are mapped to computer-friendly IP addresses by special computers called Domain Name Servers , or DNS s.

Example:

     http://www.rlrouse.com

User - See Visitor .

Visitor - A person who visits your website. Also known as a User .