Basic Digital Marketing Terminology Flashcards
A way to automatically buy and optimize digital campaigns on the web rather than buying directly from publishers
Programmatic Advertising
A B2B marketing strategy that focuses its resources on a specific list of target accounts that are the most valuable
ABM (Account-Based Marketing)
An email that fails to deliver because of a temporary delivery issue (mailbox is full, recipient email server is down, email message is too large, doesn’t meet the recipient server’s spam requirements, etc.)
Soft Bounce
The network of servers around the world that saves website content such as images and videos; by spreading out servers across countries, visitors can load websites faster because of their proximity to the source of the data
CDN (Content Delivery Network)
A measurable metric that indicates progress toward meeting key objectives (hint: must be SMART!)
KPI (Key Performance Indicator)
A type of attack that happens when a website is flooded with so much fake traffic that it goes offline
DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)
A software application used to manage online educational courses or training programs
LMS (Learning Management System)
A term typically used to refer to a software used by search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo, to explore the Internet for indexing websites
Bot
(also ‘Crawler’ or ‘Spider’)
Search results rankings created through search engine algorithms—that is, unpaid results
Organic Search
A popular, open specification that defines a set of document types and tags for authoring and organizing topic-based written information
DITA (Darwin Information Typing Architecture)
An event that allows speakers/influencers to connect with their audience via answering questions in an online forum
AMA (Ask Me Anything)
Assigns 100% of customer conversion credit to one touchpoint
Single-Touch Attribution
A decision-making option that is based on the opinion of the most senior person in the room rather than data.
HIPPO (Highest Paid Person’s Opinion)
A type of company or solution analysis that helps to identify all strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats before making important decisions
SWOT
The next step a marketer wants their audience to take, often a button or text that encourages a visitor to perform a particular behavior instantly.
(Examples: Buy Now, Register Today, Read More)
CTA (Call To Action)
Advertising that involves paying for sponsored listings to affect rank/placement in search results
SEM (Search Engine Marketing)
Information that can be used to identify a specific individual (i.e., home address, email address, full name)
PII (Personally Identifiable Information)
A market research approach for measuring the value that consumers place on features of a product or service; it combines real-life scenarios and statistical techniques with the modeling of actual market decisions
Conjoint Analysis
A person who has opted in to receive communication from a company, has gained awareness about their product or service, is interested in learning more, and is considered to have a higher likelihood of turning into a customer
(Marketing) Qualified Lead
The cost of converting a potential client to a customer
(Cost of Sales + Cost of Marketing) / # New Customers Acquired
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
A computer markup language used for producing and arranging e-text according to a specific set of rules that enable content to be easily shared and reused—even across multiple channels, in multiple formats
XML (Extensible Markup Language)
The funnel stage (in the ACCCRR model) when a prospect makes a purchase, and becomes an actual customer
Conversion
Metrics that help marketers measure factors like web traffic demographics, geographic data, page views, bounce rates, etc.
Web Analytics
A quality or trait that distinguishes a brand or product from its competitors
Differentiator