In the following HTML snippet: <a href="http://moz.com" title="SEO"><img src="img/software.jpg" alt="Marketing" title="Tools" width="100" weight="100"></a> What is considered the anchor text of the link?
Which HTTP server response code indicates a page that has been permanently relocated and all links to the old page will pass their influence to the new page location?
If you want a page to pass value through its links, but stay out of the search engines' indices, which of the following tags should you place in the header?
What does the phrase "social shares and higher search rankings in Google are well-correlated" mean?"
A: It means there's a chance (as expressed by the correlation coefficient number) that this input is used in Google's ranking algorithm.
B: It means that the more social shares a webpage has, the higher it appears in Google's search results for a given query.
C: It means that, on average, pages with more social shares appear higher in Google rankings than those with fewer shares. The correlation coefficient expresses the degree with which this occurs.
D: It means that social shares may or may not be used by Google's algorithm to rank webpages.
What are valid reasons why your webpage's title may not appear in Google's search results exactly as it does in the page title element in your HTML?
A: Google has overwritten your title element with a title taken from the Yahoo! Directory.
B: Your title does not contain your brand name or other key terms in the users' search query (or doesn't include them at the start of the title element), so Google is using text from elsewhere on the page.
C: Google is pulling a title for your webpage from one you entered into an AdWords ad for that URL (that produces a higher clickthrough rate).
D: Your page contains the meta "title-h1" tag specifying that Google should use the text within the H1 in place of the title element for the search results listing
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