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Digital and Social Analytics Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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SEO

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Search engine optimization
-practice of increasing quantity and quality of traffic to your website through organic search engine results

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Search Engines

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want to match people browsing with relevant content
- conversion rate

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conversion rate

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see AND buy; many people see

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Rank Matters

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SERP

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SERP

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Search engine result page (first few are critical to traffic)

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6
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How much of the internet search traffic does google own?

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90% (bing owns 6%)

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7
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We have been seeing what within mimic pro

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Ad rank (SEM)

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8
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What is the unpaid version of SEM referred to as?

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SEO- organic or natural

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9
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Who searches the internet?

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Google’s spiders

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Not searching the internet

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Google doesn’t search the internet as you need it; they’ve already searched it and pull it from their database

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Robots.txt.

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html to tell it to ignore a website/ not catalog it

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12
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Webpage marketing 101

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SEO vs SEM

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SEO (full description)

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Organic based on:
-content= need words for what you are looking for
-structure= Google deprioritizes badly formed html
-links (references)= if people link to site it increases your results

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14
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SEM

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paid placement of ads in search results:
-keywords
-campaigns
-metered/structured budgets= structure how you spend

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The old days: Meta tags

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key words in head of document to tell google what the site was about
- abused by people “stuffing” the key words with stuff just to drive up traffic

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Common Meta tags

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<meta name= “ “ content= >
-“ “= description, keywords, author, viewport

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viewport

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tells device if people are allowed to pinch (zoom) or not

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SEO- HTML

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Use <h1></h1>… <h6></h6>
Use paragraphs
Use attribute for images
-alternative text for what it is
Do not “game” the system, they detect and remember it
SEO layers on website

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AMP

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Accelerated mobile pages
-standard to help mobile users

Google gives credit if pages can load quickly on mobile device (SPEED MATTERS!)
HTML, javascript

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Caching

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Leaving something for someone else to find later
-allows content to be shared for a certain amount of time closer to where the users are using it

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WYSIWYG Editors

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What you see is what you get
A note to editors: Some editors let you control the HTML, others don’t
A fine level of control allows for better SEO, but also requires more talent to manage
- some editors do it for you- still have to know jargon and impacts

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22
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Matts Meta Message

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CONTENT WINS EVERYTIME
quality content= quality traffic

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23
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CSS

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Cascading style sheets
-control layout, color, look, and feel

24
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Three ways to accomplish

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  1. In line:

<div> Content </div>

  1. Style tag in the head tag (internal)

<div> Content </div>

  1. Separate file (external)

<link></link>

25
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Three basic ways (to CSS text)

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By element
By ID
By class

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By element

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<p>content</p>

p{color:#EEOOFF;}

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By ID

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<p i.d= mynamehere”>Content</p>
#Mynamehere {color:#004433;}

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by class

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<p> Content </p>

Another name here {color:#223311;}

29
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MOST IMPORTANT (CSS) ADVICE

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The world of CSS is seriously BIG
Code–> test–> fix–>code–>test–>fix–>…

30
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Location Analytics

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Location Data Types

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Location Data Types

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Address based location
Latitude/longitude (drop pin on map)

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Latitude/Longitude

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Drop pin on map
Works on GPS Data
- doesn’t work on address based

33
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Postal address is challenging

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Many different ways to express

34
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International addresses are difficult when…

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-Ethnocentric
-only use numbers

35
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How should I construct the postal code

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15 characters of characters and numbers (not five like the US)

36
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Locations

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Phone=GPS:
-Phones can collect GPS data
–In app or background

37
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Website Visiting

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IP address
VPN
iBeacons/ Bluetooth
NFC
RFID

38
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IP address

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Geolocation translation (best guess, not precise)

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iBeacons/ Bluetooth

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can tell when phone comes into range

40
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NFC

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Near Field communication
(tap to pay-but more–>airdrop)

41
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RFID

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Radio Frequency Identification
-Make sure to talk about tunneling

42
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GIS tools/systems (not simple)

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Geographic Information Systems
…

43
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Google Maps and Google Fusion Table

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Maps +Fun (pin drop on many locations)

44
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ERSI

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This is the cadillac
Arc GIS is awe inspiring –> You need serious cash or a relationship with a provider
(helps with layering, crime hot spotting, exact pin dropping, etc.)

45
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Microsoft and SQL server

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they’ve added a specific data type for coordinate based systems

46
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Geometry

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Critical for doing things like drawing zip code maps

47
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Advantage and disadvantage of SILOS

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silo-ed practices vs combined practices
-Social analytics
- Traditional Business Data Sources
- Website analytics

48
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Silo-ed practices

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all separate jobs
less argument but less collab

49
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Combined practices

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Collab and shared resources

50
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Javascript

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Action, like movement and calculations

51
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HTML

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structure of tags

52
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Three basic languages/ building blocks

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HTML
CSS
JAVASCRIPT

53
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JAVASCRIPTS

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-Client side language that runs in the browsers context
-event driven–> click a button, move a mouse, change a field, etc.
>On click (), Om command (), on mouse over()

54
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interpreted language (javascript)

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the source code is provided each time and then executed by the browsers engine

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Libraries

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common to use libraries others have written (copy and paste Java into HTML)
just include in HTML and “things happen”


















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Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
 -Allows JavaScript to interact web server without reloading the page















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Margin- How much space before drawing thing
Border- around drawing
Padding- Between border and drawing
Content- the “drawing”






























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