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Important Digital Marketing Vocab
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1. Media channels the brand controls
ASP (Active Server Pages):
Social Media Marketing
Owned media
Social media
2. Anything that involves delivering hosted services online
CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
ASP (Active Server Pages):
Other referral tools
Cloud computing
3. Promotions within a game that another company develops and sells - can chose from three different methods: display ads - static ads - dynamic ads
Cookie
Reach
In-game advertising
Cost Per Action (CPA)
4. Online hosts that enable sites memebers to construct and maintain profiles - social identity: picture - social presence: status updates - Connections: followers
Title linkbaiting
Exit Traffic
Conversion
Social networking sites
5. Accumulated resources whose value flows to people as a result of their access to others
Mass media
Social capital
Cross Selling
ROS (Run of Site)
6. Content that offers a claim about something of interest
In-game advertising
Social news communities
Research hook
Filler content
7. Save your bookmarks online so they are always available wherever you have online access
Casual games
Social bookmarking sites
Share tools
Interstitial Ads
8. Media channels beyond the control of the company (word of mouth)
Inbound Link
Social Commerce
Folksonomies
Earned media
9. 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 -
Cost Per Thousand (CPM)
Aggregation
Tagging
Skyscraper
10. Software that is routinely updated like an app
Other referral tools
Perpetual beta
Aggregator
Social communities
11. Channels of social media focusing on relationships and the common activities people participate in with others who share the same interest or idenification Ex: Social networking sites - messages boards - forums - wikis
Social Commerce
Social communities
Cost Per Action (CPA)
Media
12. The ability to attribute prospect behavior to the media that triggered the response.
Social games
Response Attribution
Share tools
API (Application Programming Interface)
13. Content written with the intent to be helpful to target audience
Ad Tracking
Alternate reality game
Authority building content
Resource hook
14. The value added for all users by each individual user
Network effect
In-game advertising
URL Tracking
Response Attribution
15. Within each medium - marketers can choose these specifically to place a message
Site stickiness
Reach
Vehicles
Social proof
16. A link to your website from a different website.
Blogs
Role playing games
ASP (Active Server Pages):
Inbound Link
17. Search Engine Marketing is the process of marketing your web site via search engines. It includes Search Engine Optimization and directory submissions - as well as paid submission programs like AdWords.
Profiling
Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
Simulation games
Reputation capital
18. 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
Genre
Social Media Marketing
Milieu
Profiling
19. Occurs when people follow the behaviors of others
Social ads
Resource hook
Title linkbaiting
Herding behavior
20. Online ads are generally clickable - linking to a landing page - and may include banners - skyscrapers - buttons and other formats; often animated in some way.
Reputation capital
Online Ads/Banner Ads
Inbound Link
Outbound Link
21. Require only a small amount of time are easy to learn and are readily available 55% female for casual social games
HTML (HyperText Markup Language)
Authority
Research hook
Casual games
22. Selling an additional category of products/solutions as a result of a customer's original purchase.
Cross Selling
Cloud computing
Humor hook
Social bookmarking sites
23. Encompasses channels and vehicles that offer opportunities for play and enjoyment - reviews and ratings - deal sites - social shopping markets - social storefronts
Action games
Social Commerce
Social news communities
Authority building content
24. Crosses the boundaries of mass and personal media
Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
Social media
Stenography
Social Media Marketing
25. Online ads that contain motion - sounds - or video and usually use Java or Flash to enhance the viewer's experience.
Rich-Media
Buying Cycle
Display ads
Folksonomies
26. Automated software that combs through web sites to index web pages for search engines.
Share tools
Above The Fold
When we are more likely to conform
Spider
27. The game itself is a form of branded entertainment. it is designed by the brand to reflect the brands positioning statement
Landing Page
Advergaming
Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
Hover/Floating Ads
28. A measure of the success of online advertising achieved by dividing the number of clicks on a web page or online ad by the number of appearances of that web page/online ad (i.e. - number of impressions).
Web 2.0
Cost Per Action (CPA)
Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
Social Media Marketing
29. Google's pay-per-click advertiser program.
Opinion leader
Social bookmarking sites
Genre
Adwords
30. Increase awareness - influence desire - encourage trial - facilitate purchase - cement brand loyalty
Authority
Reputation economy
Different forms of social media
Role of social media in the consumer purchase process
31. When an advertiser pays for their online ad based on the number of views.
Cookie
Resource hook
Pay-Per-Impression
Best practices to leverage social reviews and ratings
32. Careful crafting of a title that markets the content
Tagging
Title linkbaiting
Bases of social power
Reputation economy
33. Paying to acquire leads from an outside party at a set rate or amount per lead.
Social customer relationship management (crm)
Ad Serving
Pay-Per-Lead
Interstitial Ads
34. Refers to the process social media users undergo to categorize content according to their own folksonomy
Tagging
Response Attribution
Reach
Perpetual beta
35. Constantly wired in the network - always online
Digital native
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
Research hook
Churn Rate
36. A list of other websites or services online. The directory is often its own website and contains links to various sources - websites - or other information on a variety of topics.
Black Hat SEO
Conversion
Network effect
Direct Response
37. Problem recognition - info search - alternative eval - purchase - post purchase eval
Steps in a shopping decision
Synchronous interactions
Social customer relationship management (crm)
Churn Rate
38. Ability of a site to draw repeat visits and to keep people on a site
Cost Per Thousand (CPM)
Site stickiness
Culture of participation
Owned media
39. Avg number of times someone is exposed to your message
Paid media
Feed
Frequency
Core games
40. 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.
Share tools
Word of mouse
Organic Search
Cookie
41. Organic search results are listings in search engine results pages that appear because of their relevance to the search terms - as opposed to their being advertisements.
Forums
Social shopping
Feed
Organic Search
42. Host content but also typically feature video - photo etc. other than text
Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
Media Sharing sites
Skyscraper
Digital Body Language
43. 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
Power users
Dynamic Content
Social Commerce
Pay-Per-Click
44. How communication travels - such as word of mouth - television - radio - newspaper - magazine etc.
Simulation games
Best practices to leverage social reviews and ratings
Scalability
Medium (or channel)
45. A custom web page designed to convert visitors into leads or sales. Email - banner ads and even offline outbound marketing campaigns drive traffic to a landing page to capture information or trigger a sale; also called a destination page - splash p
Culture of participation
Page View
Landing Page
Media Sharing sites
46. Method of game play:
Research hook
Genre
Role playing games
Display ads
47. A user interacts with an ad by clicking or mouse-over - the ad enlarges to reveal additional information.
Affinity
Expandable Ads
In-game advertising
Blogs
48. An XML-based system that enables people to receive ongoing - constantly updated information collected from many sources through a simple reader.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication)
Culture of participation
ROS (Run of Site)
Spider
49. Persuades with the opinion or recommendation of an expert in the field
Authority
Adsense
ROS (Run of Site)
Product placement
50. Person who is frequently able to influence others
Mass media
Ad Serving
Taxonomies
Opinion leader