| 1. | Page views | each time a web page on a site is accessed by a visitor, it counts as one page view, whether or not the same user viewed the same page 5 minutes ago. (aka pageload) |
| 2. | PageRank (PR) | a score out of ten assigned by Google to each indexed web page. The visible result of the algorithm, but note that the 'public' PR is not the same as the 'true' PR and is only updated infrequently. PR0 ( PageRank = 0 ), PR1 ( pageRank = 1 ), PR2 ( PagrRank = 2 )... The higher the PR, the more valuable the website. |
| 3. | PageRank For Money | selling or buying a link from a web page with a high PR for the express purpose of increasing the other page's PR. |
| 4. | Paid Inclusion | some directories will only consider including your site (especially commercial ones) in their database if you pay them an 'evaluation' fee. Note that in some cases this fee does not guarantee your site will be accepted. |
| 5. | Pay-Per-Click (PPC) | a search engine or directory places your link in their database and charges you a fee every time your URL comes up in a search and is clicked on. The size of the fee is usually determined by bidding on keywords. The two largest PPC schemes are Overture and Google AdWords. |
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