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Content Management System (CMS)
Refers to any software that helps to create and maintain content on a website. Popular content management systems include Wordpress, Hubspot and Drupal. Proprietary content management systems can also be created to a company’s personalized specifications.
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Pillar Page
Pillar Pages are core pages on a website that comprehensively cover a particular topic. Often, these pages are thousands of words long, and contain a trover of information and resources related to the core topic.
This can help both the page and the site as a whole rank in search engines for a specific topic.
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Full Stack
Refers to both the front end (what the user sees on a website) and back end (processing, data storage, etc.) of a website. Full stack developers are those who work in design environments for both front- and back-end projects.
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, refers to myriad tactics and strategies to increase and maintain both individual web page rankings in search engines as well as the site’s ranking overall for specific keywords.
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