Google Bomb: The combined effort of multiple webmasters to change the Google search results usually for humorous effect. The “miserable failure” - George Bush, and “greatest living American” - Steven Colbert Google bombs are famous examples.

 

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Google Bomb: The combined effort of multiple webmasters to change the Google search results usually for humorous effect. The “miserable failure” - George Bush, and “greatest living American” - Steven Col . . . View Full Definition

Google Traffic Estimator: Tool which estimates bid prices and how many Google searchers will click on an ad for a particular keyword. If you do not submit a bid price the tool will return an estimated bid price neces . . . View Full Definition

Google Supplemental Index: Index where pages with lower trust scores are stored. Pages may be placed in Google's Supplemental Index if they consist largely of duplicate content, if the URLs are excessively complex in . . . View Full Definition

Google Sitemaps: Program which webmasters can use to help Google index their contents. Please note that the best way to submit your site to search engines and to keep it in their search indexes is to build h . . . View Full Definition

Google Sitelinks: On some search results where Google thinks one result is far more relevant than other results (like navigational or brand related searches) they may list numerous deep links to that site at . . . View Full Definition

Google Trends: Tool which allows you to see how Google search volumes for a particular keyword change over time.

Google Webmaster Tools: A webmaster resource that will help you with the crawling and indexing of your website.

Smart Bomb: Popularized by Defender (1981), instantly destroys all enemies visible on the screen. Games that offer these limit the supply.

Volcanic Bomb: A projectile of hot magma or rock that is blown from the vent during a volcanic eruption. These solidify in flight and frequently form an elongated rock of streamlined shape.

Mail Bomb: An orchestrated attempt to shut down a mail server by sending more messages than it can handle in a short period of time. See DOS.