Page: Refers to a timeless and static webpage within your website. It cannot be tagged.

PayPal This is a website which allows for ease of payment from one entity to another for services or products rendered. WA prefers to use PayPal when delivering our payments to us.

Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Popular way for affiliates to get top ranking within Google or Bing or Yahoo by paying for link placement. The affiliate pays the search engine (Google, Bing, etc) whenever a link is clicked through.

Pay-Per-Lead (PPL) An affiliate program where you (the affiliate) receives a commission for every sales lead generated for a merchant website. An example of this is a survey that a user completes or a sweepstakes entry form.

Pay-Per-Sale (PPS) Programs whereby the affiliate receives a commission for every product sale or service they refer to a vendor’s website.

Plain Text Another word for unformatted text. This text is not a heading, not boldface, not italicized, not underlined, etc. It is regular text.

Phishing Instead of fishermen fishing in a pond, this type of phishing refers to scams phishing for your personal information via sending you false emails pretending to be from legitimate resources asking you to provide your user name, password, etc.

Plug-Ins As you learn more about WordPress, plug-ins is a word you will become familiar with. A plug-in is an application within WordPress that adds features or capabilities to your website.

Portal A website used as a main point of entry to the Internet. MSN.com is an example.

Post: Refers to a relevant article of your niche. It could be a newsworthy item or new product which was release. It can become outdated and can be tagged.

Private Message When you become a premium member at WA, you can send a private message to another premium member.

Profile Your WA Profile is the page that contains your picture along with your description as well as links to your websites, blogs and training you have created.

Pyramid Scheme A pyramid scheme is an illegal scheme where the bulk of the money is made from the recruitment of new distributors instead of the actual sale of merchandise.