Are you a Blogger?
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That is the exact purpose of my Blogger terms dictionary.
There are over 140 such terms available for your referencing purposes.
I did a recent search on Google for “list of blogging terms” and the largest list I could find on the first page had less than 90 results.
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140+ Blogging Terms
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A
A/B Testing
The process of testing a piece of blog content, sales page, or advertisement by creating other versions of the same to see which one attracts the best response from visitors.
Above Fold
The top area (and content) on a blog that is seen first whenever the page loads before the visitor scrolls down. Borrowed from regular media terminology.
Affiliate
Anyone who engages actively in affiliate marketing for purposes of promoting products and services for other companies from their blog. Affiliates earn a commission whenever they make a sale.
Affiliate Marketing
A way for bloggers to monetize their sites using links leading to another company’s services/products. The affiliate earns a commission, typically a percentage of the price of the product/service.
Alexa
Analytics site typically referred to while comparing blogs and their performance. The score provides information on inbound links, audience demographics, traffic, and ranking.
Alt Text
Text within XML or HTML documents on a blog that specify the alternative text that should be displayed in case certain elements are not correctly rendered on the page.
Anchor Text
The text that visitors can click on in a hyperlink. Bloggers typically use keyword-rich text to further optimize their blogs for search engines.
Atom
Machine readable web syndication and XML-based format. It allows users to a blog and any other web content that tends to change frequently.
Audioblog
Any blog where most of the posts mainly consist of voice recordings posted via mobile phone. Short text messages are sometimes added for metadata purposes.
Automate
The process of converting a blogging process from being manual-based to machine-operated. Through the automation of certain processes, bloggers can save time and focus more on content creation.
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Backlink
Links leading from one blog or post/page to another. External links are most common but internal links are even more powerful.
Beta Reader
An individual who is hired to find bugs and improve the usefulness, saleability, and readability of a blog or a blog post before it is finally released live to the world.
Black Hat SEO
Any strategy designed to improve a blog’s rank on search engine that can be considered deceptive or wrong.
Blacklist
The list of URLs that have been identified as spam, and have been eliminated from trackbacks and comments on a blog.
Blog
Also referred to as a weblog, it is a collection of links, media, and thoughts shared with others over the internet for purposes of building awareness, interest and corresponding revenue when operating for business pursuits.
Blog Carnival
Any blog post that is linked to other articles/posts outside or within the blog and which covers specific topics. Blog carnivals are hosted by frequent blog contributors.
Blogger
Anyone who creates content and posts it to a blog; the term also applies to Blogger.com – one of the more popular blog-hosting websites currently run by Google.
Blogging
The act of creating content and posting it to a blog. It sometimes involves linking the content to other interesting resources and content on the internet.
Blog Feed
XML-based files into which the blog-hosting software embeds machine-readable versions of the blog. The feed allows the blog to be further syndicated through atom and RSS for increased distribution across the Web.
Blog Hop
The act of following links from blog entries to other blog entries with related side trips to various discussion forums, sites, and articles. Also referred to as blink.
Blogosphere
The network of blogs – a sort of universe on account of its near-infinite nature. Also referred to as warblogs, milblogs, and Blogistan.
Blogroll
A list of blogs typically placed on the sidebar of one blog acting as a list of recommendations of other websites the visitor could find useful.
Blogsite
The online location of a blog as indicated by a URL. It might be a dedicated domain or embedded in a website. Also referred to as a blog site.
Blogvertising
Any form of advertising displayed on a blog –in a banner ad, embedded within blogposts, or on the sidebar. A result of the explosive growth fueled by Google Ads and BlogAds.
Bounce Rate
The percentage of individuals who have arrived on a blog and only viewed one blog post or page before leaving the website.
Brand
Unique words, symbols, signs, and designs employed in the creation of one image to identify a company/product/website/blog and differentiate it from competitors by denoting quality, credibility and/or authority.
Bye-line
The text that identifies the individual who created the content and made a post. It generally appears at the end of the post.
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C
Call to Action
A piece of content designed to get the reader, listener, or viewer to take some action (do something) to deal with an issue/problem or achieve a specific aim.
Captcha
Numbers/letters that should be entered before submitting a password, comment or any other data on a blog to ensure that the response was created by real human rather than a machine operated bot.
Celeblog
A blog solely related to a single celebrity.
Click Bait
Content that is intended to attract attention as well as encourage viewers or visitors to click on a particular link to be directed to another webpage.
Click Through Rate (CTR)
When a blog listing appears in search directories, it is the amount of corresponding clicks received compared to actual views.
Collaborative Blog
A blog, typically focused on a political stripe or single issue, on which more than one user enjoys posting permission. Also called a group blog.
Commenter
Any reader who posts their thoughts as feedback on a blog post or page which is subsequently approved by the moderator of that blog.
Comment Spam
Similar to email spam where robot spambots flood a given blog with ads in the form of misleading/bogus comments.
Content Marketing
The creation and active sharing of such online material as blog posts without explicitly promoting a brand; the intention is to stimulate interest in visiting the blog while subsequently finding out about products and/or services therein.
Content Syndication
The process of pushing a blog, website, or video content into 3rd party locations either as thumbnails, links, snippets, or a full article in-order to generate external backlinks and increased awareness.
Content Upgrade
Bonus content that individuals can access if they submit their email address or other requested details to the blog.
Conversion Rate
The total percentage of overall visitors who convert page views or visitors into some sort of action – such as purchasing an e-book, or signing up for a newsletter.
Copyright
The assignable exclusive legal right issued to the original creator for a fixed period of time allowing them to record, film, publish, or record musical, artistic, or literary material.
Creative Commons
A not-for-profit organization that released copyright licenses to help artists, bloggers, and writers to communicate the pieces of their content that are available for sharing, adaptation, or use.
Curated Content
Compilation of information that is relevant to a particular area of interest or topic; the content can be used by end users and businesses alike.
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D
Direct Traffic
Individuals who have reached content on a blog either from their web browser bookmarks or by typing the corresponding URL directly into their browser’s address bar.
Domain Authority
The measure of power of a domain name – as well as a vital search engine ranking factor. Domain authority is typically based on size, popularity, and age of a blog.
Down Thread
A blog post that was made earlier than the post or comment the visitor is currently reading but appearing within the same segment of the blog.
Drip Campaign
A form of direct marketing designed to attract clients/readers through lead nurturing programs. Prospects receive marketing information regularly until they are converted into customers/readers/viewers.
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E
Editorial Calendar
A calendar designed to control and define the content creation process – from the idea stage through to writing/composition and ending in its publication/posting on a blog.
Engagement
An experience, response, connection, reaction, or effect of viewers with the brand or with each other; the initiative for such engagement can either be blog-led or viewer-led.
Event Blog
A blog that dedicates its content specifically to events within a given niche or geographical location.
Evergreen Content
A type of blog post that doesn’t date quickly; evergreen content is as relevant in the present as it will be in the foreseeable future.
Exact Match Keyword
A keyword phrase that is exactly the same within a blogs creation as that searched within a search providers (i.e. Google) search engine.
Expert Interview
Where the interviewer themselves already operate as a specialist expert in their particular area of study or profession that is being interviewed for purposes of building authority, interest and engagement within a given blogosphere.
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F
Favicon
A small symbol – typically adapted from the blog’s logo – that appears in bookmarks and browser tabs. Also referred to as a favorite’s icon.
Flame
The process of posting a deliberately hostile, insulting, or inflammatory comment direct to another blogger or commenter; the flame is typically not intended to contribute positively to the blog itself or to be a constructive part of enhance the same.
Flame War
When a series of flames go back and forth in the comments section of a blog – typically going on for a long period of time.
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G
Ghost Blogging
To manage a blog or write blog posts anonymously or under a pen (different) name typically for purposes of generating an increased income stream.
Google Bomb
To insert certain phrases and words into a blog as many times as humanly possible with the specific intention of increasing the blog’s rank on search results.
Graphic
Computer-generated imagery typically used for computer program development, or for adding to the quality of written content on a blog.
Gravatar
A globally-recognized avatar (a graphic picture/image representing a user); the gravatar is typically associated with a user’s email address and is displayed alongside any comment they make on a blog.
Group Blog
A blog that is maintained and run by two or more bloggers.
Guest Post
The content that is created and posted by a guest writer or author to a blog for purposes of building authority within the sphere of external backlinks.
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Host
An organization or company that provides the infrastructure needed to make information on a blog accessible to the general public through the internet.
HTML
Acronym for HyperText Markup Language, which defines how textual elements in a blog are displayed; all webpages and blog posts are built using this W3C-standard language.
Hyperlink
Linked text or image on a digital document, website, or blog which – when clicked – takes the visitor to another location on the internet no matter if that location be internal, external or even on the same page but at a different position within the content.
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I
Inbound Marketing
A marketing technique designed to attract customers to certain services/product through content marketing, search engine optimization, and social media marketing on a blog.
Internal Link
A link pointing to another post, page or section of the same blog.
Influencer
Anyone who blogs on specific subjects and is widely recognized as an expert and authority on the subject; they primarily work to sway popular thought and opinion on the topic being covered.
Infographic
Any visual representation of data or information – such as a diagram or chart.
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K
Keyword
The words users typically type into a search engine to look for relevant content/pages; Bloggers use these words to attract targeted traffic from search engines.
Keyword Research
The process of looking for the keywords to target for a given blog post or page that search engine users tend to look for when they need to find specific details regarding a given point of interest related to information within the niche topic being discussed.
Keyword Stuffing
A black hat method wherein a person repeats the exact phrase multiple times in-order to increase the likelihood of that page ranking at the top of Google. This method no longer works and should be avoided.
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L
Lead Magnet
An offer or a landing page dedicated to giving blog visitors something of relevance and value in exchange for their personally-identifiable contact information.
Link
The selectable connection from one informational object, picture, or word to another.
Linking
The process of joining or connecting content on a blog to other pages, content, or blogs.
Link Baiting
The process of creating blog content with the aim of attracting inbound links and attention.
LinkBuilding
The process of trading links with other blogs and websites for purposes of increasing one’s own blog’s backlinks.
Link Love
The process of posting a link leading to another blog without being solicited or paid to do so because it leads to something the Blogger finds useful, enjoys, or likes.
Link Rot
Where links from blogrolls or posts increasingly go dead with the passage of time.
Longform Content
Blog posts that contain larger and longer pieces of content – typically in between a periodical and a traditional blog article
Long Tail Keywords
A keyword phrase comprised of a minimum of 3 to 5 words which have an increased advantage of rising to the top of search engines faster because of decreased competition for terms being targeted.
LSI (Latency Semantic Indexing)
Using words and phrases within the content that are not the exact keyword phrase but closely related to it in-order to demonstrate increased relevance on the page for the terms desired to rank for. For example: let’s say your article is about blogging tips. A few examples of good LSI keywords to use include; “blogging mistakes to avoid”; “what to blog about”; and “blogging tips for small businesses”.
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M
Media Kit
A page, slideshow, or document with information about the traffic, advertising rates, sponsorship opportunities and achievements of a blog; typically used when selling blog ad opportunities or forming partnerships.
Meme
An image with words on it that can be shared from a blog post or page to increase awareness typically because of the amusement nature of the corresponding content and context involved.
Meta Description
An XHTML and HTML element describing a page on a blog to search engines; meta descriptions have been a useful part of securing search engine rankings.
Microblog
Any blog that contains very short bursts of content rather than full length features – like the content on Twitter.
Monetization
The process of converting blog traffic into a revenue-generating machine such as through CPM/CPI (Cost per Impression) or PPC (Pay Per Click) advertising and affiliate marketing.
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Niche
A market subset that a Bogger targets with their content – such as the health and wellness niche
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O
Off-Page SEO
The external techniques applied outside of a given blog designed to improve the position of a blog in the SERPs (search engine results page)
On-Page SEO
The factors that have a direct effect on a blog’s listing in natural search results, and which the Blogger can control through optimizing their content and coding posts or pages strategically.
Open Thread
A running commentary of the messages exchanged by 2 or more people within a blog’s discussion group or comments section.
Opt-In
The express permission by the a blog visitor allowing the Blogger to send information, updates to the blog posts, and so on to the visitor.
Organic Traffic
Individuals who visit a blog because the content posted is related or relevant to the phrase or word they search for from search engines.
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P
Page
The section on a blog where one posts information, new blog posts, and anything to do with the blog.
Page Rank
The algorithm used by search engines to rank blogs and websites within search engine results according to the authority that a given blog page has achieved compared to its competitors.
Page Views
Also referred to as page impressions, a page view is the loading of one blog page over the internet and another factor involved in accessing where in organic rankings a particular page should be displayed.
Pain Point
Any perceived or real problem that a blog seeks to address by providing apt, affordable and effective solutions to the direct difficulties being experienced by the viewer.
Panda Penalty
A recent change in the search result ranking algorithm used by Google designed to lower the ranking of low quality/thin blog properties.
Permalink
A link leading to a specific article or blog post which has been preset by the blog Webmaster to contain specific words or phrases typically for purposes of gaining an increased position on the search engines.
Photoblog
A blog primarily dedicated to photos, images, and other types of visual content.
Ping
An alert within the TrackBack system which notifies the original Blogger when anyone makes an online entry related to the original post they created
Pingback
A notification system that allows Bloggers and Viewers/Visitors to inform Bloggers whenever they link content to their blog.
Plagiarism
The act of taking someone else’s original work and trying to pass it off as your own.
Plugin
A folder of files and PhP functions added to a blog to add extra features and functionality to it into its functional operations.
Post
Any article made into a blog; also, a single piece of content made on a blog and which contains a title, text, or any other kind of content.
Post Scheduling
The use of blogging software to create posts/content pieces and schedule them to be published at a later date.
Post Slug
Any words that describe blog entries that are used in permalinks; post slugs are useful when the title is long and/or needs to be altered frequently
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R
Reciprocal Links
The links created whenever two or more Bloggers agree to link content to each other’s posts for purposes of improving their overall traffic volume.
Referral Traffic
Visitors that come to a blog from sources that are beyond the search engine; anyone who clicks on hyperlinks leading to another blog.
Repost
The process of posting comments or content that was posted before – either on another blog or thread; typically frowned upon in the blogging community.
Rich Answer
Featured snippets that are extracted by search engines from 3rd party sites and blogs as answers to questions asked by the user; they include charts, sliders, tables, maps, snippets, forms, and other related content
ROI
A percentage that denotes the profitability or efficiency of a blog in time, money, resources, and effort.
RSS
Acronym for Real Simply Syndication; RSS is the method used to describe web/blog content and news that is available for syndication, feeding, or distribution online
RSS Aggregator
Service or software that checks several RSS feeds for any new pieces of content – making it possible to track all changes made to multiple blogs in the real time
RSS Feed
A file that contains the latest posts on a blog; the RSS reader/aggregator reads this feed and shows any new updates to the blog
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S
Search Engine Optimization
Any technique designed to improve the visibility of a blog within search results for purposes of attracting more visitors and increasing traffic to the website
Self-hosted Blog
Any blog that is hosted on one’s personal web host or server – typically a 3rd party paid for the service.
Semantic Search
Semantic search is designed to improve the accuracy of search by understanding the intention of the searcher and the contextual meaning of the terms appearing in the relevant dataspace.
SEO
Acronym for Search Engine Optimization; it refers to how a blog ranks whenever a potential visitor searches for keywords and phrases relevant to the blog.
SERP
Acronym for Search Engine Results Page; this is the list of webpages that are returned by search engines whenever a user searches for a particular phrase or word. Bloggers use SERP’s to build traffic organically.
Sidebar
A column typically found on the side of a blog – and which usually contain profiles of the Blogger, ads, plug-ins, social media feeds, or the blogroll.
Sitemap
A list of the pages on a blog that are easily accessible by search engines and visitors; it works in the same way as a table of contents.
Slug
Keywords used to describe a blog post or page, and which are found in the title and used to form the location’s permalink URL.
Spam
Any unsolicited ad in the form of comments on a blog, or unrequested emails from a blog.
Spammer
Anyone who sends unsolicited ad and content to others, or posts the same in the comments section of a blog.
Sponsored Post
Any post on a blog that has been paid for and endorsed by a sponsor; the blogger creates the post in their style and tone desired.
Stop Words
Words that appear frequently on web pages and blog posts, and which search engines often ignore when indexing the words on the pages/posts.
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Tag
A name or word that classify blog posts in one category but in a more specific way; tags make posts easier to find.
Tag Cloud
The collection of words that were used to create blog posts tags, and which are sometimes displayed on the sidebar to organize the content and provide an influential way of navigating through the content of a given site.
Tagline
Any short sentence or phrase – such as a slogan or motto – that is used to describe a blog in a catchy and attractive way.
Target Reader
The intended audience of a blog; this would be the particular consumer, reader, viewer or visitor within a predetermined niche that would benefit most from the blog’s information.
Templates
A template works at the back end of the blog to handle the information on the website and present it in an attractive and visually-appealing way to visitors and readers.
Theme
Any file that modifies the way a blog is displayed; it is the main design of the blog and can be downloaded for free or for a small fee.
Trackback
A system of informing a Blogger whenever another Blogger writes something related to their own blog post and links to it
Trackback Ping
A message that signal’s the web server that someone has commented on a post made to the blog.
Trackback Spam
Any spam content that is sent through the trackback system.
Thread
A series of blog posts written and posted around a specific area of focus or topic.
Thread Drift
The process of off-topic blog posts found in a thread that was originally devoted to one specific topic.
Thin Content
Blog posts of a low quality and which add very little to no value whatsoever to the viewer or reader; examples include doorway pages, automatically-generated content and duplicate posts/pages.
Traffic
The amount of data that is received by and sent to visitors to a blog, as well as the total amount of individuals visiting the blog.
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U
Unique Visitor
Any individual who visits a blog during a given period of time while not previously having had done so.
User Intent
The specific intentions of a prospect or blog visitor and how it relates to their chances of getting converted by the blog from being a Viewer into becoming a Customer/Client/Buyer at some level.
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V
Visit
The process of loading and checking a blog post or page in a given period of time; visits can be tracked and counted.
Vlog
A video blog which is specifically dedicated to video content; the small segment of the industry dedicated to vlogs is referred to as the vlogosphere.
Vlogger
Any blogger who maintains and posts to a vlog – such as one who records interviews of experts in the industry; otherwise referred to as a video blogger.
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White Hat SEO
The use of optimization strategies, tactics, and techniques with a focus on human audiences as opposed to search engines; it follows the basic policies and rules set by search engines
Widgets
Any content or tool that can be added to a blog’s sidebar – such as an archive’s menu, list of pages, or a calendar;
WordPress
A free (open source) content management system (CMS) used for the creation of highly customizable websites and blogs using plugins and themes; it is the most popular CMS currently.
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Hey Guy,
140+ terms been a while since I’ve seen detailed post from anyone, hope you get rankings super easy! I’ve been in the blogging industry myself for 2 years but 60% of the jargons here I’ve never even heard of like link rot and post slug.
Thanks for compiling all of this up, I wish I had access to this page back then when I first started online, wouldn’t have wasted all those time searching across the blog for answers!
Hello Riaz – well, I’m pleased to bring it forward for you now. This is just the tip of the iceberg of what is coming. I’ve got some huge ideas to follow in the months and years ahead.
Very nice dictionary of the most useful terms on blogging. Sometimes, I wonder what term is that and just learned it overtime when I encounter that word again. Good thing you have already posted this so that newbies out there will find out what these terms are.
Thanks for sharing.
I’m pleased to be of assistance in your blogging endeavors. However, this is just the tip of the ice berg. I’m also starting weekly webinars for less than $10 monthly. See this video for details. – https://viraltrafficteam.com/
I think you offer a great resource here.
I know from my experience I was often baffled by some of the terminology used in the online world, and i am sure i am not alone.
Seeing them all listed here in an easy to find order makes it a great source for reference and I think it will help a lot of people as they move forward building a business online.
Thanks for the material.
Chris
Thanks Deb – but it actually goes even deeper than search when it comes to my entire marketing strategy. However, I created the marketing membership site for that exact purpose. That is where I will be pulling back the curtain on my entire operation for less than $10 monthly so that others can tap into the power that I’m bringing to the table here. This video tells more about all that. – https://viraltrafficteam.com/
Hello Chris
I’m glad to be there for you and hope that you also saw the $150 weekly give-away that I’m ramping up. No one has opted into that yet so your chances of winning free coaching within the marketing arena are huge.
Wow Guy! This is an amazing site which I will bookmark for further use!
I am really new to blogging and the online world, so the mind boggles at all the information and possibilities available. I’ve not heard of many of your 140+ blogging terms – as I said I’m a total newbie, but it is so fascinating to me.
Thanks for teaching me quite a few new things today! I look forward to continued learning with you…
I’m pleased that you found this helpful for your purposes. I’ve got much more coming including an extremely affordable membership site which you can find out more about here – http://viraltrafficteam.com/
This is a novel idea and a useful resource. I never realised until I started going through your list of words just how much jargon there is in this industry that a newbie might struggle with. These are probably all keywords that you might be wasting having in one post or page. You have an excellent amount of material here to build out your site with a post for each entry. Then when someone wanted to know what something meant and they typed it into Google your site would come up. Very clever 🙂
Thanks Deb – I like to consider myself innovative when it comes to the Web. Did you see the offer for winning free marketing coach? It is up to a $150 value for one hour of me helping you with your project. Look at the details under winning to see what I’m talking about.
I like how you define everything in very clear terms. I am a beginning blogger myself and I am hoping to gain traffic to start an affiliate marketing business soon. This website will be very helpful for me and I will definitely share any pearls of wisdom on here in the comments section as I learn about them. Thanks for posting this.
Hello Zach
You are very kind with your words and I am positioning myself to help people just like you. Did you see the video related to my membership site that I’m launching? Catch up with those details here:
http://viraltrafficteam.com/
Guy,
I am a newbie to writing blogs and pages. Your definitions really bring a lot of clarity to the blog writing arena. Sometimes when people who have an active blogging vocabulary speak, it sounds like a foreign language to us newbies. Your blogging definitions will definitely help to improve understanding and communications. Thank you for some outstanding research and a very meaningful tool for new and experienced bloggers.
Roy
Hello Roy – Glad to be of assistance and hope you stop by often as I’ve got much more coming in the days, weeks and months ahead. I remember what it used to be like myself, so making things easy for others is my mission.
Wow Guy, this is a great resource! There were a few here that I haven’t heard of before. It’s always nice to learn something new.
Just to clarify, the $150 offer is actually COACHING that is valued at $150, rather than a physical $150 – correct? It isn’t so clear to me.
Anyway, I thought of something you missed: Latent Semantic Indexing (or LSI) keywords. These are keywords that are related, but different, from your main keyword. They are used to help Google understand exactly what you’re writing about, and are a good way to avoid keyword stuffing (which, by the way, is also not included in this list!).
As an example of what LSI keywords are and how they are used, let’s say your article is about blogging tips. A few examples of good LSI keywords to use include; “blogging mistakes to avoid”; “what to blog about”; and “blogging tips for small businesses”.
Again, thanks for the great article, Guy. Have a great day.
Hello Ian
Both your suggestions are awesome.
Yes, the $150 value is for coaching.
Glad you enjoy the resource and thank you for both the suggested improvements. I’m off to make corresponding updates thanks to your help.
Wow what a list you have here Guy and many I have not seen before. I will have to bookmark this for a reference as sometimes when you are watching a training and different terminology is used, it can have you baffled. Still we are always learning I guess and I definitely will learn much from this. Thanks for a really good share!
Cheers, Sharon
Hello Sharon
Glad you enjoyed and value the reference list. Is is my goal to continue building it forward so that it becomes the number 1 tool Bloggers use per Google to tap into answers they have for related questions.
Stop by often. I’ll be releasing tons of value on this site as it moves forward.
Hello there,
Being a blogger myself, I admit that I didnt know some of the terms that you describe. That is why it was a pretty useful and bookmarked read for me .
For instance I didn’t know what Celeblog was as well as Curated Content.
Thanks for the great share!
Awesome – glad to help clear that up for you and help you in your own blogging pursuits. It is as we help one another grow in our own individual quests that true value is both tapped into and secured.
Hi Guy.
I was very impressed with your blogger terms dictionary. How did you manage to come up with 140+ blogging terms?
I know you are interested in acquiring more; but I’m afraid I can’t be of much help. I’m not familiar with most of the terms you defined.
I think this will be very helpful to a lot of people, me included.
Thanks for a great blog.
Jeannie
Hello Jeannie – It is my pleasure and desire to help others succeed online. I’m glad that this was helpful for you.
I liked the idea of your website and this specific page. And I love that you teach affiliate marketing because that’s the best thing that you can do when starting your online business.
Now I know all the words and definitions because of your page. Thank you a lot, and good luck on your journey.
– Victor
Thanks and I wish you excellent success on your own venture online.
Hi, thank you for sharing this knowledge with us.
As a beginner, so many new terms really makes it an overwhelming experience.
My only question is, how to measure bounce rate? I think it is not something that we desire right? Meaning, it is important to reduce bounce rate. How do you monitor yours? plus any tips to reduce it?
Thanks
Bounce rate would be something we don’t want to have. At least as much as possible. Ways to decrease it are providing high quality content that people will enjoy reading, having internal links that lead people to other pleases they will want to see and always thinking of the user first. Google Analytics is a good tool for measuring bounce rate.
This is such a totally excellent resource you have created. I am very new to blogging and it is a big learn on all the new terms and you have put them all in one place to reference. I will definitely be bookmaking your site. You have compiled a lot of useful information.
I’m pleased that it is and was able to be of use for you and hope your blogging efforts pay off for you in powerful ways.