SEO Crossword Puzzle

Posted by Chanya

How much do you REALLY know about SEO?  If you’re like me you’re still learning but if you’re following the teachings of The 3 Wise Men of Internet Marketing your knowledge and understanding of this topic should be increasing at a fairly steady rate.

For giggles, let’s see how much you know.  I’ve created a crossword puzzle that tests your understanding of key words or phrases associated with SEO.  Take a few moments to solve it and drop by later in the week when I’ll publish the answers.

Here goes:

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Across

  1. ________ .com ranks #1 for the term "how to kill dog for cooking" in a Google search.
  2. First name of Blogger Unleashed owner and co-founder of Blogging Zoom.
  3. ______ text is the visible, clickable text in a hyperlink.
  4. ______ links, although potentially lucrative, can negatively impact your Google PR.
  5. A ________ hatter is someone that uses unacceptable or unethical practices to increase traffic or get higher rankings for their website(s).
  6. An acronym for the listing of web pages returned by a search engine.
  7. A type of blog that focuses on a distinct or unique topic.
  8. _____ ______ keywords are lesser used keywords that can drive more targeted traffic to your site.
  9. The owner of the "Make Money Online for Beginners" website who recently landed on Page 1 in Google for the search term "make money online."
 

Down

  1. ________ pricing occurs when your click-through-rate for Google ads is below 1%.
  2. ________ linking is the practice of linking to a website because that website owner linked to your website (and perhaps asked you to link back).
  3. A term used to describe someone who steals content from a website without giving credit to the original author.
  4. Where Google places your website if it’s new and suddenly generates an inordinate amount of traffic.
  5. _______ links are those received from a different website. The number received could indicate the popularity of your site.
  6. eight-legged creepy crawly things that freak me out.
  7. A numeric value assigned by Google to indicate the importance of a website or web pages.
  8. A term or terms that capture and convey the main point or subject of a blog article. Placing focus on them in your articles helps increase your authority for the terms.
  9. First name of Blogging Zoom co-founder and author of the popular "Keyword Sniping" blog series.

Good Luck!

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Comment by Emma
2008-01-20 18:25:20

Wow, that’s creative. I know the answer to number 1. :smile: Congratulations on winning the Bloggrrl contest. I’ve been craving cornbread ever since I saw that picture on the post. So I finally baked it today. I just thought you mind find this funny.

Comment by Chanya
2008-01-20 18:44:33

Emma: I was THIS CLOSE to choosing the cornbread because I honestly love it but a) I didn’t know how well it would fare with shipping it from Texas to North Carolins and b) I honestly couldn’t see myself eventually eating a whole case of black eyed peas! However, cornbread and black eyed peas are great comfort food, especially this time of year. I sort of pictured myself sitting in front of my fake gas fireplace wrapped up in a blanket eating food cooked by Bloggrrl. How cool would that have been! But alas, I probably could have only made it through a half can of the peas.

Glad you could visit!

 
 
Comment by Grizzly
2008-01-20 19:27:59

Very creative and original as usual Chanya - hmmm I think I know a few of those answers…

a “fake gas fireplace”… blasphemy! Just finished tossing a few logs into my “real woodstove”. Lol.

Comment by Chanya
2008-01-20 19:41:43

Glad you liked the post. By the way, SEO Elite rocks! I’m just now getting around to using it and oh my, it’s really a powerful tool. I need to watch the videos but for now I’m content to simply stumble around testing different features.

 
 
Comment by dcr
2008-01-20 22:39:15

That’s a nifty idea! I’ll have to give this a try. I’d do it now, but I’m not around a printer.

Comment by Chanya
2008-01-21 08:22:31

Dan: You should be able to solve it in no time.

Post a comment letting me know how you fare.

 
 
2008-01-27 08:21:02

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