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Important Digital Marketing Vocab
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1. Popular term for SEO tactics that attempt to gain higher search engine rankings for a particular website through unethical means - such as stuffing keywords - or tricking web spiders in other ways.
Black Hat SEO
Social media
Asynchronous interactions
Social customer relationship management (crm)
2. Online advertising where an advertiser pays a pre-agreed price each time a user clicks on their advertisement. The cost for the click is often negotiated via an auction - with ad placement determined by the relative size of the bid - as well as oth
Share tools
Pay-Per-Lead
Pay-Per-Click
Web 2.0
3. Above the fold refers to banner advertisements which are displayed at the top of a web page. In Internet marketing terms - it refers to information placed at the top of an email or webpage - so that visitors see it first - without scrolling
Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
Ratings
Social Media Marketing
Above The Fold
4. The visual nature of the game such as science fiction - fantasy horror and retro
Opinion leader
Marketing Qualified Lead (MQL)
Milieu
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
5. Website measurement that records unique IP addresses as individual visitors.
Unique Visitor
Affinity
Cloud computing
Folksonomies
6. Refers to a way for a web server to pass information along through a particular application program. Used in many different web programming applications including Perl and Java.
Steps in a shopping decision
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
Product placement
In-game advertising
7. Uses software to fine tune the offer and build intimacy with the customer
Folksonomies
Social ads
Social customer relationship management (crm)
Action games
8. How much activity can a website handle - can it handle times of large visits
Scalability
Different forms of social media
Display ads
Social communities
9. Pop up ads that appear on top of the user's active window and often stay on the screen even as the user scrolls down.
Benefits of engaging with your customers through online social channels
Social customer relationship management (crm)
Hover/Floating Ads
Reviews
10. Attention - Interest - Desire - and Action
Feed
AIDA
Pay-Per-Click
Profiling
11. Plug ins that appear as clicable icons on a website and enable the viewer to bookmark or share the page with others
ASP (Active Server Pages):
Share tools
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Asynchronous interactions
12. The hardware systems on which the game is played
Pillar content
ASP (Active Server Pages):
Social capital
Platforms
13. The term used when people have clicked on or viewed a web page.
Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
Tagging
Page View
Recommendations and referrals
14. Consumers are happy/ unhappy posting about you with reviews of anysort
Reputation economy
Marketing Qualified Lead (MQL)
Reviews
Ad Tracking
15. Problem recognition - info search - alternative eval - purchase - post purchase eval
Organic Search
RON (Run of Network)
Steps in a shopping decision
Different forms of social media
16. Externally measurable characteristics of potential buyers such as age - gender - race - education and income level.
Mass media
Social customer relationship management (crm)
Demographics
Pay-Per-Lead
17. Information in web pages - Flash movies - email - enewsletters - etc. - that changes automatically based on database or user information. When used effectively - this content targets users' specific needs - providing what they are looking for
Humor hook
Feed
Research hook
Dynamic Content
18. How communication travels - such as word of mouth - television - radio - newspaper - magazine etc.
Asynchronous interactions
Title linkbaiting
Authority building content
Medium (or channel)
19. The interface that allows one computer system or application to communicate and exchange data with another.
Digital native
API (Application Programming Interface)
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
Recommendations and referrals
20. May include text graphics video and sound but on a website
Pay-Per-Lead
Simulation games
Advergaming
Display ads
21. To build a picture of a target customer based on information from various sources including customer transactions - completed forms and demographic data.
Social Publishing
Meme
Profiling
Inbound Link
22. A snippet of cultural information that spreads person to person until eventually it enters the general consciousness
Meme
Above The Fold
Unique Visitor
Social bookmarking sites
23. Host content but also typically feature video - photo etc. other than text
Media Sharing sites
Split-Run
Medium (or channel)
AIDA
24. Google's pay-per-click advertiser program.
Bases of social power
Reputation capital
Best practices to leverage social reviews and ratings
Adwords
25. Is based on the shared beliefs - realtionships - and actions of those in the community such that norms behaviors and values held and shared by individuals ultimately support a community reputation
Inbound Link
Organic Search
Social networking sites
Reputation capital
26. Promotions within a game that another company develops and sells - can chose from three different methods: display ads - static ads - dynamic ads
Action games
EPV (Earnings Per Visitor)
Digital native
In-game advertising
27. An engagement with online communities to generate exposure - opportunity and sales. The number-one advantage is generating exposure for the business - followed by increasing traffic and building new business partnerships. Common social media market
Rich-Media
Social Media Marketing
Reputation capital
Above The Fold
28. The ability to freely interact with other people and companies; open access to venues that allow users to share content
Pay-Per-Inclusion
Culture of participation
Product placement
Affinity
29. A small text file on the user's PC that identifies the user's browser (and hence the user) so they're 'recognized' when they re-visit a site. Allows usernames to be stored and websites to personalise their offering.
Mode
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
Cookie
Filler content
30. Online ads that contain motion - sounds - or video and usually use Java or Flash to enhance the viewer's experience.
Rich-Media
Level of participation
Mass media
Ratings
31. Sites with aid in the dissemination of content to an audience:
Social Publishing
Exit Traffic
Site stickiness
Media Sharing sites
32. Channels capable of two way communication on a small scale
Reputation capital
Personal media
Ratings
Social Media Marketing
33. The visible - clickable text in a hyperlink typically used to indicate subject matter.
Anchor Text
Ad Serving
Direct Response
Reviews
34. Placement of a branded item in an entertainment property such as a television program - movie - or game.
Word of mouse
Product placement
Black Hat SEO
Response Attribution
35. The shortcuts our brains take when we process information
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
Frequency
Cognitive bias
Best practices to leverage social reviews and ratings
36. Software that is routinely updated like an app
Perpetual beta
Cross Selling
Inbound Link
Social networking sites
37. Performative in that the player chooses an action that the game executes
Asynchronous interactions
Action games
Pay-Per-Click
Cookie
38. A user interacts with an ad by clicking or mouse-over - the ad enlarges to reveal additional information.
Rich-Media
Expandable Ads
Steps in a shopping decision
Cost Per Click (CPC)
39. The RSS or Atom feeds used by news aggregators.
EPV (Earnings Per Visitor)
Opinion leader
Network effect
Feed
40. Cross media genre of interactive fiction using multiple delivery and communications media including television radio newspapers etc. - also known as transmedia social games
Alternate reality game
Buying Cycle
Interstitial Ads
Social media
41. This ad buying option places an ad at various places on one website.
Your social brand
ROS (Run of Site)
Forums
Wikis
42. Handle: your user name in a social community
Your social brand
Unique Visitor
Cloud computing
Ratings
43. The use of a digital brand name by someone who does not have legit claim to the name
Handle squatting
Site stickiness
Cost Per Click (CPC)
Core games
44. Reward power: ability to provide what others desire - coercive power: ability to punish others - legit power: authority based rights - referent power: authority through motivation to identify - expert power: recognition of ones knowledge skills and a
Culture of participation
Bases of social power
Reputation economy
Social networking sites
45. Ability of a site to draw repeat visits and to keep people on a site
Inbound Link
Landing Page
Hover/Floating Ads
Site stickiness
46. A method used to check how many hits or clicks an ad receives.Useful tool for discovering where the most revenue comes from - and how to better personalize ads to reach more customers - and encourage more new customers.
Humor hook
Advergaming
Ad Tracking
Different forms of social media
47. Online display ads that incorporate user data in the ad or targeting of the ad - social engagement ad contains ad crative along with option of viewer engagement -social contest ad -organic social ad shared on activity stream
Your social brand
Role of social media in the consumer purchase process
Different forms of social media
Social ads
48. A means of communication
Taxonomies
Affinity
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
Media
49. Authority building content seminal pieces of work that shape the way people think
Flagship content
Digital Body Language
Network effect
Site stickiness
50. The standard unit for buying or selling Internet advertising. The 'thousand (or M in Roman numerals in the abbreviation) stands for 'thousand advertising impressions' - or views. To figure out what it costs to reach each individual viewer of an ad -
Social proof
Asynchronous interactions
Level of participation
Cost Per Thousand (CPM)