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URL
Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is the
Internet "address" of a web
site or web page on the world wide web.
For example our sites URL is http://www.adratesonline.com.
A browser requires this information
in its location box in order to load
a web page. Can be pronounced "you-are-ell"
or "earl."
Usability
Usability is the degree to how efficiently
and effectively users can accomplish
what they are trying to do on your Web
site.
USP
Abbreviation for unique selling proposition.
The unique benefits that a companies
products or services offer customers.
Unique visits
Individuals who have visited a Web site
(or network) at least once in a fixed
time frame, typically a 30 day period.
Unique visitor
A unique visitor is someone with a unique
address who is entering a Web site for
the first time that day (or some other
specified period). Thus, a visitor that
returns within the same day is not counted
twice. A unique visitors count tells
you how many different people there
are in your audience during the time
period, but not how much they used the
site during the period.
Update
To modify a database record to insert
new information into it, or to delete
it. Updating is either done in batch
mode (fast and cheap) or online (slow
and costly).
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