Juvenile geoduck (Panopea generosa) predator protection with tubes: Assessing effects of tube diameter, length, and mesh size on growth and survivorship

Pearce, Christopher M.; Williams, Sean; Keddy, Laurie; Blackburn, John

doi:10.1016/j.aqrep.2019.100190

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“…It is to be noted that the Lighthouse tool is famous and has been used in many international published studies such as James (2019), Hajian (2019) and Pearce et al (2019). Vyas (2019) has used online SEO analysis tools for his research.…”

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Google SEO score and accessibility rank on the American University Libraries’ websites: one comparative analysis

Tavosi

Naghshineh

2022

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Purpose This study aims to present a comparative study of university library websites (in the USA) from the standpoint of “Google SEO” and “Accessibility”. Furthermore, correlation analysis between these two done. Design/methodology/approach By opting for a webometric approach, the present study analyzed university library websites in the USA. The Lighthouse add-on for the Google Chrome browser has been used as a data collection tool, by writing and implementing a computer program in Bash language automatically (May 2020). Data analysis tools used were “Libre-Office-Calc”, “SPSS22” and “Excel”. Findings In all 81 university library websites in the USA, Google search engine optimization (SEO) scores have been observed the amount higher than 60 (Total Score = 100). The accessibility rank obtained lay between 0.56 and 1 (Total Score = 1). A weak correlation relationship between “SEO score” and “accessibility rank” (P-value = 0.02, Spearman Correlation Coefficient = 0.345) was observed. This weak relationship can be explained due to the impact of several components affecting Google’s SEO score, one of them being having a high “accessibility rank”. Practical implications Given the increasing automation of library processes, SEO tools can help libraries in achieving their digital marketing goals. Originality/value Accurate measurement of the Google SEO score and accessibility rank for the university library websites (in the USA) were obtained by Lighthouse add-on for Google Chrome browser. Moreover, data extraction by the implementation of one program computer without the direct observation of human resources is the innovation of this study.

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