Victor Burgo Lesson 3 vocab 1-16 Flashcards
Behavioral Segmentation
groups people based on how they act and what they want. Behavioral factors include the benefits the group wants, patterns of usage of the brand’s products or services, and how often they engage with the brand on social media.
Benchmarking
is analyzing your social media performance metrics such as fan growth, the number of posts published, the number of interactions your content has received, average response time, and so on, to compare with your competitors.
Brand Butler
Companies can user behavioral segmentation to develop services that assist consumers who have shown a high interest in their brand or products.
Brandjacking
an activity whereby someone acquires or otherwise assumes the online identity of another entity for the purposes of acquiring that person’s or business’ brand equity.
Demographic Segmentation
groups people based on certain personal attributes
Elevator Pitch
is a short statement of what the company, brand or product does to fulfill a need for a persona.
Geographic Segmentation
groups people based on their location.
Persona
is defined as a fictional, perceived personality or a personal or public representation of a role.
Positioning
refers to the place that a brand occupies in the minds of the customers and how it is distinguished from the products of the competitors and different from the concept of brand awareness.
Profile Placeholder
is essentially used when a company sets up their Facebook page or Twitter account and then stays out of it.
Psychographic Segmentation
groups people based on their lifestyle.
Return on Engagement (ROE)
can in the long run be a better indicator for success.
Share of Conversation
it is the percentage of mentions the particular brand receives in relation to the broader conversation.
Social media Audit
is an orderly examination of social data to help you discover, categorize, and assess all the social conversations about your company, brands, and the competition on social media.
SWOT Analysis
helps you to identify your company’s internal strengths and weaknesses, and to examine external opportunities and threats.