Course 1 - Module 2 Flashcards
Awareness stage:
The first stage of the marketing funnel, when a potential customer first becomes aware of the product or service
Consideration stage:
The second stage of the marketing funnel, when a potential customer’s interest builds for a product or service
Conversion:
The percentage of users or website visitors who completed a desired action, such as clicking on a link in an email or purchasing a product
Conversion stage:
The third stage of the marketing funnel, when marketers capitalize on the interest people have already shown
Customer journey:
The path customers take from learning about a product, to getting questions answered, to making a purchase
Customer journey map:
A visualization of the touchpoints a typical customer encounters along their purchase journey
Frequency:
How many times an individual encounters an ad in a given timeframe
Impressions:
The total number of times an ad appears on people’s screens
Inclusive marketing:
The practice of improving representation and belonging within the marketing and advertising materials that an organization creates
Lead:
A potential customer who has interacted with a brand and shared personal information, like an email address
Local search:
A search query that generates local-based search results
Local SEO:
Optimizing content so that it displays in Google’s local search algorithms
Loyalty stage:
The fourth stage of the marketing funnel, when customers become repeat customers and brand advocates
Marketing funnel:
A visual representation of the process through which people go from learning about a brand to becoming loyal customers
Omnichannel:
The integration or synchronization of content on multiple channels
