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Marketing Chapter 8

TermDefinition
Subscribed Audience comprises people who want to hear from a brand
Subscribed audiences give permission through email sign-up, following on social media, subscribing to YouTube channels, etc.
Value Exchange audience gets value added content, and the brand gets a captive audience
Earned Media public relations, social media, and organic traffic to a company website through SEO characterize media that is earned versus bought through ads or promotion
Owned Media includes the company website, the website domain, and all of the content it has created for its website and social media channels
Paid Media any advertising including broadcasting, streaming, or digital as well as paid sales promotion, etc.
Examples of Paid Media search advertising, display advertising, social media advertising, Email marketing, paid bloggers/influencers, Mobile In-App Advertising
Examples of Owned Media Company websites, company-owned social media (Facebook pages, YouTube channels), Mobile Apps
Examples of Earned Media Review websites (like Amazon reviews or Yelp), public relations, media coverage
Integrated Marketing Communications a marketing truism that refers to "tools and tactics" in order to communicate with targeted audiences
Common Integrated Marketing Communications Tools and Tactics Advertising, public relations, digital marketing, direct marketing, events and experiences, sales promotion, personal selling
Impressions the potential number of times an advertisement is seen by an audience
Reach the number of unique people who are exposed to a specific advertisement
Call to Action a prompt designed to elicit a response from the person exposed to the ad
Search Engine Optimization entails on-page and off-page techniques to enable websites to rank higher in an organic search
Paid search provides the ability for companies to appear on first page of search where they might not otherwise
Inbound Marketing built around pulling people to a brand by getting found in searches and by providing value-added content
Content is the fuel for Inbound Marketing it's how consumers get value and how companies provide it
Persona micro target market that is semi-fictionalized representation of your ideal customer
Buyer's Journey path that prospects take to becoming customers; companies can provide value along the way through content
Awareness Stage prospect is experiencing and expressing symptoms of a problem of opportunity, is doing educational research to more clearly understand, frame, and give a name to their problem
Consideration Stage prospect has now clearly defined and given a name to their problem or opportunity, is committed to researching and understanding all available approaches and/or methods to solving the defined problem or opportunity
Decision Stage prospect has now decided on their solution strategy, method, or approach, is compiling a long list of all available vendors and products in their given solution strategy, is researching to whittle the long list down to a short list and make a decision
Organic content can be posted by anyone, non-paid content
Sponsored content paid ads that are considered "native advertising" because they look like organic content
Point of Purchase a visual display representing a product or service usually in a retail store
Direct Marketing anything whereupon the marketer is contacting and interacting with a target audience directly
Pull promotional strategy sales promotions that are designed to "pull" customers to the product (coupons, samples, limited offers, etc.)
Push promotional strategy designed to push products to consumers through tactics like direct selling, point of purchase, and packaging
PR Campaigns intended to draw attention to product, issue, movement, personality, etc. that function differently than paid-for advertising
Paid Search companies can ensure they're showing up in searches by running ads for specific keywords
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