Crawling
Definition: The process by which search engines discover and index web pages.
Example: Search engine crawlers visit web pages and follow links to gather information for indexing.
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Definition: The process by which search engines discover and index web pages.
Example: Search engine crawlers visit web pages and follow links to gather information for indexing.
Messages that pop up on a mobile device to communicate information from an app, even when the app is not in use.
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The Local Pack is a feature in Google Search that displays a list of local businesses that are relevant to a user’s search query. It appears at the top of the search results page.…
A personal online journal that is frequently updated and intended for the general public.
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