SEO
Search engine optimisation. Improving a website so useful pages can be found through organic search.
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Search engine optimisation. Improving a website so useful pages can be found through organic search.
Pay per click. An advertising model in which a click is a common billing action.
Cost per click. Spend divided by the number of clicks measured.
Cost per thousand impressions. A way to compare the cost of advertising exposure.
Click-through rate. Clicks divided by impressions, shown as a percentage.
Cost per acquisition or action. Spend divided by tracked conversions.
Cost per lead. Advertising spend divided by leads recorded.
Return on ad spend. Tracked revenue attributed to ads divided by ad spend.
Return on investment. A return measure that needs a clearly defined benefit and cost.
A user action that matters to the business, such as a purchase or completed enquiry.
Google Analytics 4. A tool for understanding website and app events.
Google Tag Manager. A system used to manage approved website tags and tracking.
A Google tool showing how a website appears and performs in Google Search.
The page someone visits after clicking an ad or link.
Advertising to people who previously interacted with your business where permitted.
URL parameters used to help label traffic sources and campaigns.
The reason behind a search, such as learning, comparing or buying.
A word or phrase used to describe the topic of a search or a page.
A Google Ads exclusion used to avoid showing ads for unwanted searches.
A Google Ads campaign type that uses assets and automation across eligible Google inventory.
Visits from unpaid search results or other non-paid sources, depending on the reporting definition.
Search optimisation focused on customers in a real geographic service area.
Largest Contentful Paint. A web performance metric for main content loading.
Interaction to Next Paint. A responsiveness metric for user interactions.
Cumulative Layout Shift. A metric for unexpected visual page movement.
A structured comparison between two versions of something, ideally with a clear hypothesis.
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