26.

If you are using HTML for your webpages, why will you include style sheets?

Select an answer:

• Style sheets are the part of HTML that search engines look for to determine the type of business you have.

• Style sheets convert HTML language to JavaScript language to provide animations on your webpage.

• Style sheets provide elements, such as videos, that a search engine can look at so it does not have to look only at code.

• Style sheets are extra instructions that define the visible elements on a webpage.

27.

Where do you set the rules to control how search engines crawl through your website?

Select an answer:

• robots.txt

• xml sitemaps

• html sitemaps

• no-index meta tag

29.

What can Google Analytics tell you about missed opportunities with your keywords?

Select an answer:

• Keywords that have high impressions and high click-through rates are missed opportunities.

• Google Analytics only provides data on traffic you are already attracting, not on missed opportunities.

• Google Analytics provides data on all organic keywords used by websites in your industry.

• Keyword data on the default primary dimension of Organic Search Traffic provides all the data you need

1.

What do search engines use to trust that a local business is an appropriate place for which users are looking?

Select an answer:

• citations

• locations

• websites

• addresses

9.

Which hashtag can position your content in front of the web analytics community?

Select an answer:

• #data

• #measure

• #tellme

• #metrics

12.

Which feature in the Moz Keyword Explorer tool provides you with a relevancy score and an estimated monthly search volume?

Select an answer:

• Keyword Overview

• Keyword Lists

• Keyword Suggestions

• SERP Analysis

14.

How can you best explain server-side caching with web pages?

Select an answer:

• A database returns the content of a page once, and then remembers the requester to return the content the next time the page is requested.

• A web server interacts with a database once, and then saves a copy of the page content on the server.

• A web browser accesses a database once, and then saves a copy of the page content in the server.

• A web server interacts with a database once, and then remembers the database the next time the page is requested.