Fiducia TogetherSearch engine optimisation basics
The parts of SEO that actually matter for a small business, in order.
Business A to Z
Every trade has words it uses without explaining. In business the cost of not knowing one is real: some of them are ordinary jargon and some of them are a decision that can take a house.
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51 terms filed under S, showing 11–20 (page 2 of 6).
S
Seasonal and promotional pricing
Discounting deliberately rather than reactively.
Seasonality
Predictable variation through the year. Planned for, or survived.
Security of tenure
The right to renew a business lease at the end of the term. Often contracted out.
SEIS and EIS
Also called Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme, Enterprise Investment Scheme
Tax reliefs that make investing in small UK companies far more attractive. Strict rules, and easy to disqualify yourself.
Self Assessment
Also called Tax return, SA100
The annual personal tax return for anyone whose tax is not fully collected through PAYE.
SEO
Also called Search engine optimisation, Organic search
Making your website more likely to appear when people search for what you do. Slow, cumulative, and full of people selling shortcuts.
Service credits and remedies
What the customer gets when you miss an agreed standard.
Service design
Designing the whole experience of being a customer, not just the product.
Service level agreement in contracts
The measurable promises in a service contract, and what happens if you miss them.
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