For anybody who works in a marketing environment, there are certain terms that crop up on a daily basis. These are common buzzwords that have become a part of every marketer’s vocabulary. To anyone outside of the sector they may just seem like jargon, but understanding these terms and what they mean for your digital marketing strategy could mean the difference between running successful campaigns and being left behind!
Our “Buzzword Alert!” video series and “Buzzword Barometer” infographic promise to break down marketing's most popular buzzwords.
They'll also leave you wondering why a raccoon is in charge of the marketing department.
Buzzword #1 – Attribution Modeling
Attribution modeling is the process of analyzing how various combinations of media and messaging influence buyer behavior and business results. The goal is to isolate which marketing tactics are working and which may be underperforming.
Buzzword #2 – Omni Channel Marketing
So what is omni channel marketing? It’s a strategy that approaches your various channels as one broad delivery mechanism. From your website to social, email to live chat, in-app to in-store, the goal of omnichannel marketing is to create a truly seamless experience across devices and platforms.
Buzzword #3 – Marketing Automation
Marketing Automation is a marketing discipline that programmatically choreographs the delivery of personalized messages to drive engagement and conversion.
Buzzword #4 – Long Tail Keywords
Instead of shorter search phrases consisting of one or two words, long tail keywords are more specific phrases consisting of three or more words.
Buzzword #5 – Inbound Marketing
Inbound Marketing is a marketing initiative that draws customers toward a brand, generating leads and interest.
Buzzword #6 – Retargeting
Retargeting is an advertising tactic that keeps track of visitors to your site and displays your ads to them when they visit other sites online.
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