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SEO glossary

The terms PageSoar uses, in plain words.

Alt text
A short written description of an image, read aloud by screen readers and used by search engines when the image cannot be seen. How PageSoar handles it
Click-through rate (CTR)
The share of people who saw your page in search results and clicked it: clicks divided by impressions. How PageSoar handles it
Conversion rate
The share of visitors who complete the action you want, such as sending a form or asking for a demo. How PageSoar handles it
Google Analytics
Google's tool for counting what visitors do on your site: where they came from, which pages they saw and which actions they took. How PageSoar handles it
Google Search Console
Google's free tool that reports how your pages appear in Google search: impressions, clicks, average position and problems Google found. How PageSoar handles it
Heading structure
The outline of a page made by its headings: one main heading (H1) and sub-headings (H2, H3) beneath it. It tells readers and search engines what the page covers and in what order. How PageSoar handles it
Impressions
The number of times a page appeared in search results, whether or not anyone clicked it. How PageSoar handles it
Meta description
The one or two sentences shown under a page's title in search results. It does not change rankings directly, but a clear one earns more clicks. How PageSoar handles it
Noindex
An instruction that asks search engines to leave a page out of their results. Set by mistake, it hides a page that should be found. How PageSoar handles it
Search intent
What a person actually wants when they type a query: to learn, to compare, to buy or to find one site. A page ranks better when it answers that need.
Social share tags
Tags (Open Graph and Twitter card) that decide the title, description and picture shown when a link to the page is shared. Without them a shared link shows a bare address. How PageSoar handles it
Structured data
Machine-readable labels in a page's code that say what it contains, such as a product, an article or a question and answer, so search engines can show richer results. How PageSoar handles it
Title tag
The page title shown in the browser tab and as the blue headline in search results. It is the strongest single line of text you control for a page's ranking and its clicks. How PageSoar handles it