A – Advertising
Paying to promote a product or service through different media channels like TV, radio, print, online etc.
B – Branding
Creating a recognizable identity and image for a product, service or organisation. This includes logo, design, packaging etc.
C – Content Marketing
Creating and sharing valuable, relevant content to attract and engage a target audience. This can be blogs, videos, podcasts, eBooks etc.
D – Demographics
Statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it. Used to identify target markets.
E – Email Marketing
Sending emails to a list of subscribers to promote products, services or offers. Allows highly targeted, measurable marketing.
F – Funnel
A customer journey model that represents the typical stages a prospect goes through before becoming a customer.
G – Growth Hacking
Creative, low-cost marketing techniques used to achieve rapid growth by acquiring users or customers.
H – Hashtag
A word or phrase prefixed with a # symbol to highlight a keyword. Widely used on social media platforms like Threads.
I – Influencer Marketing
Partnering with influencers on social media to promote products or services to their engaged follower base.
J – Journey Mapping
Illustrating the full end-to-end experience a customer goes through when interacting with a product or service.
K – Keyword
A term or phrase that potential customers enter into search engines to find products/services. Important for SEO.
L – Lead Generation
The process of attracting and capturing interest in your product/service to build a list of potential customers.
M – Marketing Automation
Technology platforms and software that allow you to automate repetitive marketing tasks.
N – Native Advertising
Paid ads on platforms like social media that match the look, feel and function of the media format they appear on.
O – Optimisation
The process of making various aspects of marketing or campaigns more effective. Like optimizing landing pages or ads.
P – Personas
Detailed profiles of fictional potential customers based on market research that represent your target audience.
Q – Qualified Leads
Prospects who match your ideal customer profile and are most likely to become paying customers.
R – Referral Marketing
Encouraging existing satisfied customers to recommend your product or service to others.
S – Social Media Marketing
Promoting your brand, products or services through social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, X etc.
T – Traffic
The number of visitors coming to your website or landing pages.
U – Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
What differentiates your product or service from competitors. Your competitive advantage.
V – Value Proposition
The value customers can expect to gain from your products or services.
W – Website
A collection of related web pages under a single domain acting as an online hub for your brand or business.
X – Xenial Marketing
Marketing specifically targeted to Generation X consumers.
Y – YouTube
The popular video-sharing platform where video content and ads can be highly effective marketing tools.
Z – Zero Moment of Truth (ZMOT)
The moment when a prospect researches a product online before deciding to buy. Capturing this is key.

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