The term "page copy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical copies of a document, such as a book page or a newspaper article that has been printed out. For example, you can say: "I need to make 10 page copies of this document before the end of the day."
Previously, to embed tweets and videos, users needed to find the specific page, copy the tweet or video's URL and paste it into the post.
You have to go to a special Foursquare page, copy the RSS feed link, go back to Google Places, paste it there, and wait as they import your items.
I have a number of business clients and I write blog posts, ebooks, newsletters, emails, page copy, white papers...ok, you get the idea.
You can't get started on things like building your website, writing sales page copy, or reaching out to potential clients until you know what you want to offer.
Imagine if you were averaging a $1.35 CPC (cost per click) but by improving your ad copy and landing page copy you are able to achieve a higher quality score.
I was in the budget lock-up last Thursday, which meant surrendering my cell phone, internet access, and staying in a secured building for seven hours with a 433 page copy of the 2013 Economic Action Plan.
He placed it next to a page copied from the Hawke memoir, in which Hawke said Keating opposed Australian involvement in the war.
High-speed digital satellite communications facilitate electronic printing at remote sites; for example, the world's major newspapers and magazines transmit electronic page copies to different geographic locations for local printing and distribution.
In 1997 it began selling a caching server, which delivers Web pages ten times faster by storing page copies close to the user's computer.
What you wouldn't expect is straight up pidgin psychology, complete with sections from Freud's Wikipedia page copied and pasted with the gloopy tips of puffer jacket hard-ons.
Use Google Cached page copies.
