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2. Ads 

Google Ads is an online advertising platform created by Google whereby advertisers pay to show users of the Google ad network short ads, service offers, product listings, and video content. 
 

3. The third is artificial intelligence, or AI. 

The process by which machines, particularly computer systems, simulate human intelligence. These procedures include self-correction, reasoning (applying the rules to arrive at approximate or definitive conclusions), and learning (acquiring knowledge and rules for applying it).
 

4. The blockchain 

A blockchain is a distributed, public, decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across numerous computers. It is impossible to change a record retroactively without changing all subsequent blocks and the network's consensus. 
 

5. Spiders, crawlers, and web bots

are other names for bots, or Internet robots. They are typically employed for repetitive tasks like search engine indexing. 
 

6. Marketing in Context 

Contextual marketing is a type of online advertising where users are shown relevant ads according to their recent browsing history or search terms. 
 

7. Digital currency 

A digital currency that functions independently of a central bank and uses encryption techniques to control the creation of currency units and confirm the transfer of funds. 
 

8. Hyperlink 

A hyperlink, or simply a link, is a reference to data in computing that the reader can follow directly by hovering, tapping, or clicking. A hyperlink directs readers to either the entire document or a particular section of it. Text with hyperlinks is called hypertext. Anchor text is the text that is linked from. 
 

9. Hyperlocal 

pertaining to or concentrating on issues pertaining to a small town or region. 
 

10. Influencer 

Influencer marketing is a type of advertising where the target market as a whole is not the main focus but rather influential individuals. It pinpoints the people who have the power to sway potential clients and centers marketing efforts around them. 
 

11. Link Bait

Content that is intended to draw attention to a website and entice users to build hyperlinks to it in order to raise the site's ranking among search engine results. 
 

12. Audiences of Lookalikes 

Using characteristics from one of the following sources, Lookalike Audiences assists you in building new audiences: Particular Audiences: Using Custom Audiences, upload a list of your current clients. Next, look for people who look like that audience using Lookalike Audiences. 
 

13. PageRank 

Google Search ranks websites in its search engine results using an algorithm called PageRank (PR). Larry Page, one of Google's founders, inspired the name "PageRank. PageRank is a metric used to quantify the significance of web pages.
 

14. Podcast 

An episodic collection of digital audio or video files that a user can download and listen to is called a podcast, or more generally, a netcast. It is frequently available for subscription, allowing new episodes to be automatically downloaded to the user's local computer, mobile device, or portable media player through web syndication. 
 

15. Return on Investment, or ROI 

A performance metric called return on investment (ROI) is used to compare the effectiveness of several different investments or assess how efficient a particular investment is. ROI calculates how much an investment has returned in relation to its cost. 
 

16. An RSS feed 

A format called RSS (Rich Site Summary) is used to deliver web content that changes frequently. Many weblogs, news websites, and other online publishers syndicate their content to anyone who requests it via an RSS feed. 
 

17. VLOG 

A video blog, also known as a video log and commonly abbreviated as a "vlog," is a type of blog where the theme is video and is a type of web television. Vlog entries frequently include supporting text, images, and other metadata along with embedded video (or a video link).