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Private Blog Network (PBN)

A set of websites owned by one entity and used exclusively to build backlinks to a target site. PBNs are a black-hat tactic; Google can detect them through hosting footprints, content patterns, and link graphs, and penalizes both the network and the target.
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Page Speed

How fast a page delivers its content to the user's browser. Google uses page speed as a ranking signal, and even small improvements in load time reduce bounce rates and increase the likelihood of earning organic clicks.

PageRank

Google's original algorithm for measuring a page's importance based on the quantity and quality of backlinks pointing to it. While PageRank is no longer a public metric, the underlying principle — links as votes — remains central to how Google ranks pages.

Paid Link

A backlink acquired by paying the linking website. Google's guidelines prohibit paid links intended to manipulate rankings; if detected, both the buyer and seller can face penalties. Paid links should carry a rel="sponsored" attribute.

People Also Ask

Expandable question boxes in Google results that show related queries alongside brief answers sourced from third-party pages. Appearing in People Also Ask can dramatically increase your page's organic visibility and click-through rate.

Pillar Page

A comprehensive, long-form guide covering a broad topic that serves as the central node of a topic cluster. Pillar pages attract backlinks because of their depth and distribute internal link equity to the cluster's supporting articles.

Pogo-Sticking

When a searcher clicks a result, immediately hits the back button, and tries a different listing. Pogo-sticking signals to Google that the first result didn't match the user's search intent, which can hurt that page's ranking over time.