Bridge page
Another term for a doorway page. See doorway pages.
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Bridge - An entry into a site other than the homepage. It may be a legitimate landing page, used to measure the results of a specific promotion or campaign.
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Bridge Page - Often used to describe the web pages that linked together many doorway pages on a web site. Also see: Doorway Page, Hallway Page.
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Bridge Transition from one scene to another, in a commercial or program. Broadsheet Standard size newspaper.
A bridge page between a banner advertisement and an advertiser's Web site that provides product information and hotlinks.
Splash page: A bridge between a banner advertisement and an advertiser's website that provides product information and hotlinks.
Unique users: The total number of different users, or different computer terminals, that have visited a website.
Gateway: An equipment Footbridge which connects several networks, using possibly different standards, by making functions of routing. Intermediate computer which passes on information packages on a network towards the indicated destination.
Doorway/Landing/Gateway/Bridge/Jump Pages:
A web page created expressly in hopes of ranking well for a term in a search engine's organic/non-paid listings and which itself does not deliver much information to those viewing it.
The situation analysis for eMarketing bridges the internal audit and competitor research. It answers the question where are we now in terms of our eMarketing (internal v external perspective)?
[edit] Gateway page Also called a "doorway page" or a "bridge page". A gateway page is a low quality web page that contains very little content and exists solely for the purpose of driving traffic to another page.
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Doorway Page: Also known as bridge pages, gateway page, entry pages, portals or portal pages, these pages are used to improve search engine placement.
An information type which bridges the gap between physical terrain and a fully integrated digital map of the chosen area.
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Definition: How you want the consumer to perceive your product or your brand. Companies try to bridge the gap between the brand image and the brand identity.
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If detected by the search engine the site containing a Doorway Page will be excluded from the index. There are many other designations for Doorway Page such as Bridge Page, Gateway Page or landing page (this term also has another definition; ...
Several search engines have guidelines against doorway pages, though they are more commonly allowed through paid inclusion programs. Also referred to as bridge pages, gateway pages and jump pages and not to be confused with Landing Pages.
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