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Have you listened to a conversation between people in the tech field? And even though you speak the same language, you just don't understand a word? Well, that’s because there is a certain common lingo used in the tech world (like all fields of work) that you wouldn’t know unless you are exposed to them. The world of technology is rife with peculiar terms and buzzwords, and this list is constantly growing.

Previously we published an article about what SEO is and how you can increase your SEO ranking with non-technical steps. But now comes the technical part, sometimes even with following the steps in our SEO guide, your search engine ranking won’t improve, and this comes down to how your website was built.

You may have been scrolling around the internet, or maybe you heard your colleagues mention SEO and wondered what it means. Because who doesn’t love a good acronym? Right? Well SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization and is often mentioned alongside SERP. These two acronyms go hand in hand because SERP means Search Engine Results Pages, which reflects how high up in the search results you are placed.

We hope you’re not one of those set and forget types of people, because when it involves technology you’re bound only to cause extra issues for yourself. A website is not just something you can get someone to build and then pass to you and expect it to be great from there on out.

The moment we know something new and fresh is coming into our lives, we become impatient, we can’t wait for it. Days turn into weeks, weeks turn into months, but in reality, it’s only been a few days, a week maximum. This is what it’s like when you’re waiting for your developer to build your website. We constantly ask ourselves “how long does it normally take?” The answer to this is not so easy as it depends on many factors and the features you want. To make matters harder on yourself, you might also be stressing about the cost of building the website, was this investment really worth it?

You’ve made the first step in considering starting your own website , we can all agree that this step is typically the hardest. But you are already halfway there, the rest is just an adventure of learning. In today's age, having a website, or simply a social media presence (combining them is even better) can be the catalyst between you succeeding, and potentially taking longer to get where you want.