| parser | Noun. A type of program used by search engines to break down your HTML pages into components for indexing. The parser strips your indexable content and passes it to one or more indexers. Many SEO forum moderators and admins who should know better continue to speak of spiders doing the parsing and indexing. Spiders basically retrieve files and place them into (search engine internal) queing areas for the parsers to munch on. |
| fetch and render | Found in Google Search Console the Fetch as Google tool allows webmasters to submit to and check the rendering of a resource in Google: simulating a visit from Googlebot. |
| mashup content curation | A form of content curation in which different pieces of content are combined in new ways to get a fresh perspective on a topic. |
| page impression | The number of times a page is loaded on a browser by web visitors. |
| reciprocal links | When two websites agree to exchange links to one another. |
