| chrome | Googles web browser. |
| opera | a fast, standards-based web browser. |
| short-tail keywords | Search terms with one or two words. The terms are very broad with low search intent and high competition, and are harder to rank for. |
| co-occurrence | In SEO, co-occurrence is a loosely used term to described that if certain search terms or phrases occurred to happen simultaneously for numerous searches, a webpage having non of the keywords in its content might rank for the phrase due to the semantic proximity of the content with the search. For example, if a webpage about ?women apparel store might be rank in Googles boutique shop; even though not having the words boutique and ?shop; mainly because of ?women apparel is usually combined with boutique shop in numerous search queries. This term along with ?co-citation? was coined by Rand Fishkin of Moz to predict the future of SEO in November 2012. Perhaps, he has derived the term from linguistics. However, the concept is yet debatable. |
| reciprocal link | Trading your wife 4 links doesnt mean youre doing reciprocal linking. Reciprocal link refers to an agreement between two site owners to provide mutual link between their websites. Reciprocal link purpose is to increase traffic for both sites but also to show a partnership between the two or to provide a quick access to a related website. |
