Alt Text
Alt Text is text that describes an image for accessibility and can help search engines understand image content.
Interactive Theory Glossary
Browse SEO definitions from Interactive Theory.
Alt Text is text that describes an image for accessibility and can help search engines understand image content.
Anchor Text is the clickable text in a hyperlink.
Average Position is a reporting metric that estimates the average ranking position of a result across queries and impressions.
Backlink is a link from another website that points to your website.
Bing Search is Microsoft’s search engine ecosystem where users discover websites, local businesses, answers, and ads through Bing-powered experiences.
Clicks is the number of times users select a result, ad, link, or call-to-action.
Commercial Intent is search intent where the user is comparing options, evaluating providers, or researching before a purchase.
Content Gap Analysis is the process of finding topics, keywords, questions, or pages competitors cover that your site does not.
Content SEO is the planning, creation, and optimization of content to satisfy search intent and support organic visibility.
Crawl is the process by which search engine bots discover and fetch web pages and resources.
Crawlability is how easily search engines can discover and access a website’s pages and resources.
Domain Authority is a third-party estimate of a domain’s relative link strength or ranking potential, not a direct Google metric.
Duplicate Content is substantially similar or identical content available at more than one URL or location.
E-E-A-T is Google’s quality concept of experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness.
External Linking is linking from a page on one website to a page on another website.
Google Search is Google’s search engine ecosystem where users discover websites, local businesses, images, videos, products, and answers.
Googlebot is Google’s web crawler used to discover pages and resources for Google Search.
H1 Tag is the primary on-page heading that usually identifies the main topic of a page.
Heading Structure is the organized use of headings such as H1, H2, and H3 to make content easier to scan and understand.
Helpful Content is content created primarily to help users accomplish a goal rather than to manipulate search rankings.
Impressions is the number of times a result, ad, listing, or content item is shown to users.
Index is the search engine database of discovered and processed content that may be eligible to appear in results.
Indexability is whether a page can be processed and included in a search engine’s index.
Informational Intent is search intent where the user wants to learn, understand, or answer a question.