Link Building: The process of building high quality linkage data that search engines will evaluate to trust your website is authoritative, relevant, and trustworthy.

 

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Link Building: The process of building high quality linkage data that search engines will evaluate to trust your website is authoritative, relevant, and trustworthy.

Linker: A program specifically designed to combine or link together a large number of programs forming a single executable instruction set for these programs that can be loaded in to the systems mem . . . View Full Definition

Linked Ring Brotherhood: Group of pictorialist photographers who broke away from the photographic society of great britain. Existed between 1892-1910.

Linked Deposit: A deposit in an account with a financial institution to induce that institution's support for one or more projects. By accruing no interest or low interest on its deposit, a foundation essen . . . View Full Definition

Linkerati: Internet users who are the most productive targets of linkbait. The Linkerati includes - social taggers, forum posters, resource maintainers, bloggers and other content creators, etc - who a . . . View Full Definition

Linking R: In his linguistic textbooks, Algeo notes this phenomenon for students. He describes it as an /r/ pronounced by otherwise r-less speakers when the following word begins with a vowel. For inst . . . View Full Definition

Non Reciprocal Link: if site A links to site B, but site B does not link back to site A, then the link is considered non reciprocal. Search engines tend to give more value to non-reciprocal links than to recipro . . . View Full Definition

Mechanical Link: Mechanical link is a system of evaluation that allows practitioners to locate and release primary restrictions within the fascial system. These gentle techniques help reduce structural tensi . . . View Full Definition

Links: 1. Originally referred to seaside courses on 'links land' (seaside grassy area), now used loosely to mean any golf course 2. ('links style course, links course') an exposed, windswept (some . . . View Full Definition

Linkrot: What happens when links go bad over time, either because a Web site has shut down or a site has stopped supporting a unique landing page provided in an email promotion.