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Bots: Also known as spiders and crawlers. These can be legitimate crawlers or malicious crawlers.

Bounce rate: The percentage of visits in which the person instantly leaves your site within seconds of arriving at your website.

Breadcrumb: A row of text links at the top or bottom of a page that allows visitors to easily navigate back and forth between pages.

Browser: A web browser, like Chrome or Firefox, is software that allows you to access information

Bundling: To combine multiple resources into a single resource reducing the number of requests needed to

Buzz: The interest and discussions generated around your brand.

Cache: A copy of a website that is indexed in a special [glossary]server[/glossary] by a search engine. The cache is usually accessible to the public and contains older versions of existing websites.

Caching: A saved version of a webpage. It is generally faster to access a saved

Caffeine: Google’s web indexing system ie. the collection of content.

Call to action: A clear and direct statement telling the reader to take a specific action (e.g. “Follow us on Twitter”).