Ad Clicks: Advertisement links used by visitors to go to another website.
Authentication: Technique allowing access to certain webpages only to authorized users.
Bandwidth: The number of bits transferred between the server and the visitors.
Beacon Pages: Pages created to increase search engine rankings by increasing the number of related pages linking to the website.
Cookies: Files containing information about visitors to a website, including username, password and so on.
Cyberspace: A reference to the Internet, invented by William Gibson in 1984.
Directory: List of websites organized by category.
Doorway Pages: Pages enhancing search engine optimization rankings with the repetition of a specific keyword phrase.
E-Commerce: Program enabling a website to sell goods and services over the Internet.
Forms: HTML commands that allow the author to filter the information sent to them by visitors.
Graphical User Interface (GUI): A program that uses icons rather than commands.
Hidden Input Tags: Form tags that are invisible to people visiting the website.
Hits: Requests for files from visitors.
Hypertext: Associative writing based on links that people can follow.
IP Address: Internet protocol address identifying a computer.
Key Phrases: Phrases used in web content writing for creating associations with the website in search engines.
Portal: Website where visitors find the object of their search.
Spider: Program which follows website links in order to update the existing database.
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