Supplemental Results Documents which generally are trusted less and rank lower than documents in the main search index.
Google Supplemental Index - Index where pages with lower trust scores are stored.
[edit] Google Supplemental Index Google's Supplemental Index, is a secondary database containing Supplemental Results - pages deemed to be of less importance by Google's algorithm or are less trusted.
Supplementary media - Non-mass media vehicles such as point of sale advertising.
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Tagline - Short, memorable advertising phrase designed to keep an advertiser's message in the consumers mind. Essentially a slogan.
To supplement their business models, certain text-link advertising networks (like Google) have expanded their network distribution to include 'contextual inventory'.
B-roll Supplemental video (cf. A-roll). In VNR, B-roll material, it's the backup material.
Medicare Supplement Insurance: Private insurance policies that "supplement" the benefits provided by Medicare.
Boost/Booster: Same as a sample Augment or Sample Supplement.
Bootstrapping Modeling Techniques: Bootstrapping is a general approach to statistical inference based on building a sampling distribution for a statistic by resampling from the ...
Medigap plans offer supplemental benefits sold by private companies to extend traditional Medicare.
Manufacturers' Agent an agent or representative used by manufacturers to supplement or even replace their own sales staff. See Outside Sales Facilities. Manufacturers' Representative see Manufacturers' Agent.
Sales promotion Marketing activities that stimulate consumer purchasing and dealer effectiveness through a combination of personal selling, advertising, and all supplementary selling activities.
For example, if you have a website that sells vitamins and bodybuilding supplements, you might want people to click straight through to the multivitamin products catalogue rather than the homepage when they search for "multivitamins.
Contextual Link Inventory: To supplement their business models, certain text-link advertising networks have expanded their network distribution to include contextual inventory.
For Example, Weight Loss is a very broad niche, within this niche there are many other niches, including for example, diets, exercise programs, supplements, medications, etc.
Bowker, of books currently in print; these yearly volumes (along with periodic supplements such as Forthcoming Books in Print) provide ordering information including titles, authors, ISBN numbers, prices, ...
They are designed to function as a supplement to the primary web site and typically provide specialized information.
EXTRANET: A network that supplements a closed Intranet by providing access to entities outside the Intranet, such as customers and suppliers, who need access to selective information from the organization.
Stands for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data. Works on all existing GSM phones. Provides session-based communication, enabling a variety of applications.
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Additional to existing product lines: New products that supplement a company's established product lines (package sizes, flavor and so on.) 4.
To assure users that they'll get the best answers to their questions, Ask Jeeves also has partners who provide answers, to supplement those answers Jeeves has found. Ask Jeeves searches these answers as well, to eliminate duplication.
ad-a-card - A perforated, tear-off coupon attached to ads in Sunday comics and supplements.
adjacencies - Commercial spots purchased from local television stations that generally appear during the time periods adjacent to network programs.
Other firms make products whose tangible value is supplemented by services (e.g., a computer manufacturer provides a computer loaded with software and provides a warranty, technical support, and software updates).
an agent or representative used by manufacturers to supplement or even replace their own sales staff
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We introduce products and services to our loyal customers that may not wholly relate to their original purchase. These are additional, supplementary purchases.
Outside Sales Facilities - manufacturers' agents and representatives, sales agents, dealers, distributors, etc available to supplement or even to replace a firm's own sales force.
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Another example would be the rather sweeping niche 'health' to more specific 'diet and weight loss' to even more specific 'people looking for a special nutrition supplement product or brand'.
Niche Marketing then would consist of ...
Other Alternatives: Inserts have been included in newspapers, supermarket take-one racks, have ridden along with Pennysavers, order acknowledgments, FSI's (Free Standing Inserts: over runs of Sunday Supplements) and the list goes on.
Such applications are also referred to as RSS readers, feed readers, feed aggregators, news readers or search aggregators. These have been recently supplemented by the so-called RSS-narrators [such as TalkingNews or Talkr] which not only aggregate ...
SMS: [sms] SMS refers to the standard adopted for text messaging via a cell phone. This allows people on separate networks to send text messages across networks. SMS supplements standards being developed for m-commerce.
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on linking to site home pages and try to minimize deep linking. This makes directories more useful for finding sites instead of individual pages. Some directories attempt to solve this shortcoming by partnering with a search engine for supplemental ...
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