Question
1. Earned media
2. Email marketing
3. Facebook marketing
4. Four Ps
5. Geofencing
6. Go-To-marketing strategy
7. Guerilla marketing
8. Influencer marketing
9. Market analysis
10. Market research
11. Market segmentation
12. Market research analyst
13. Marketing analytics
14. Marketing Campaign
15. Marketing channel
16. Marketing funnel
17. Marketing plan
18. Marketing strategy
19. MarTech
20. Media planning
Define these market business terms in simple words.
2. Email marketing
3. Facebook marketing
4. Four Ps
5. Geofencing
6. Go-To-marketing strategy
7. Guerilla marketing
8. Influencer marketing
9. Market analysis
10. Market research
11. Market segmentation
12. Market research analyst
13. Marketing analytics
14. Marketing Campaign
15. Marketing channel
16. Marketing funnel
17. Marketing plan
18. Marketing strategy
19. MarTech
20. Media planning
Define these market business terms in simple words.
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1. Earned media — Publicity a brand gets for free from others: mentions, shares, reviews, news stories or word-of-mouth, not paid advertising or owned content.
2. Email marketing — Sending promotional or informative messages by email to a list of people to build relationships and drive actions (sales, sign-ups).
3. Facebook marketing — Using Facebook (posts, pages, groups, ads) to reach, engage and advertise to customers.
4. Four Ps — The basic marketing mix: Product (what you sell), Price (what you charge), Place (where you sell it), Promotion (how you tell people about it).
5. Geofencing — Using location technology to create a virtual boundary so you can send offers or messages to people’s phones when they enter or leave that area.
6. Go-to-market strategy — A practical plan for launching or selling a product: who you target, what you offer, how you price it, and which channels and tactics you’ll use.
7. Guerilla marketing — Low-cost, creative, often surprising stunts or tactics designed to get attention and buzz in public spaces.
8. Influencer marketing — Paying or partnering with people who have an audience to promote your product or message to their followers.
9. Market analysis — Examining the market environment (size, competitors, customers, trends) to understand opportunities and threats.
10. Market research — Collecting and studying data from customers and the market (surveys, interviews, stats) to answer specific business questions.
11. Market segmentation — Splitting a broad customer base into smaller groups with similar needs or traits so you can target them more effectively.
12. Market research analyst — A person who gathers, studies and interprets market data to help businesses make informed decisions.
13. Marketing analytics — Using data and metrics to measure how marketing activities perform and to guide future marketing decisions.
14. Marketing campaign — A coordinated set of marketing actions (ads, emails, events) with a clear goal and time frame.
15. Marketing channel — A way to reach or sell to customers, such as social media, email, retail stores, websites, or distributors.
16. Marketing funnel — The stages people move through from first hearing about you to buying and then becoming repeat customers (awareness → interest → decision → action → loyalty).
17. Marketing plan — A written roadmap that lays out marketing goals, target customers, strategies, tactics, budget and timeline.
18. Marketing strategy — The high-level approach that defines who you target, what value you offer, how you’ll position yourself, and which channels you’ll use to win customers.
19. MarTech — Short for marketing technology: the software tools (CRMs, email platforms, analytics, ad tech) that help marketers work and measure results.
20. Media planning — Deciding which media (TV, social, radio, websites, outdoor, etc.), timing and budget to use so your ads and messages reach the right audience effectively.
2. Email marketing — Sending promotional or informative messages by email to a list of people to build relationships and drive actions (sales, sign-ups).
3. Facebook marketing — Using Facebook (posts, pages, groups, ads) to reach, engage and advertise to customers.
4. Four Ps — The basic marketing mix: Product (what you sell), Price (what you charge), Place (where you sell it), Promotion (how you tell people about it).
5. Geofencing — Using location technology to create a virtual boundary so you can send offers or messages to people’s phones when they enter or leave that area.
6. Go-to-market strategy — A practical plan for launching or selling a product: who you target, what you offer, how you price it, and which channels and tactics you’ll use.
7. Guerilla marketing — Low-cost, creative, often surprising stunts or tactics designed to get attention and buzz in public spaces.
8. Influencer marketing — Paying or partnering with people who have an audience to promote your product or message to their followers.
9. Market analysis — Examining the market environment (size, competitors, customers, trends) to understand opportunities and threats.
10. Market research — Collecting and studying data from customers and the market (surveys, interviews, stats) to answer specific business questions.
11. Market segmentation — Splitting a broad customer base into smaller groups with similar needs or traits so you can target them more effectively.
12. Market research analyst — A person who gathers, studies and interprets market data to help businesses make informed decisions.
13. Marketing analytics — Using data and metrics to measure how marketing activities perform and to guide future marketing decisions.
14. Marketing campaign — A coordinated set of marketing actions (ads, emails, events) with a clear goal and time frame.
15. Marketing channel — A way to reach or sell to customers, such as social media, email, retail stores, websites, or distributors.
16. Marketing funnel — The stages people move through from first hearing about you to buying and then becoming repeat customers (awareness → interest → decision → action → loyalty).
17. Marketing plan — A written roadmap that lays out marketing goals, target customers, strategies, tactics, budget and timeline.
18. Marketing strategy — The high-level approach that defines who you target, what value you offer, how you’ll position yourself, and which channels you’ll use to win customers.
19. MarTech — Short for marketing technology: the software tools (CRMs, email platforms, analytics, ad tech) that help marketers work and measure results.
20. Media planning — Deciding which media (TV, social, radio, websites, outdoor, etc.), timing and budget to use so your ads and messages reach the right audience effectively.