Marketing Jargon

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Across
  1. 2. Formulas/algorithms that search engines use to rank or grade advertisements and landing pages, heavily focused on keyword density. Example Sentence: “Nobody is converting on our landing page, I wonder if it is because the ___________ is so low.”
  2. 7. Sharing words or images to educate and entertain consumers about a brand. Every company or brand has a unique story to tell. This story helps educate consumers on what message is behind the brand. Example Sentence: “Let me do a bit of _______________. Our company began in 1967 in a small street corner…”
  3. 8. Marketing that is focused on driving demand or interest to a company’s offerings. Tactics that are used to create potential closes through qualified sales prospects. Example Sentence: “What happened to our _________? We haven’t had a qualified sales lead in over a month!”
  4. 11. Content that is created by users of a service to provide contribution to blogs, wikis, chats, podcasts, etc. Example Sentence: “We could use more ___________ on our website; I would really like to increase the amount of blog posts that we publish.”
  5. 13. Marketing strategy that includes producing highly targeted, relevant, and valuable content to reach a specific audience. Increasing keyword density on websites, and directly influencing search engine ranking systems. Example Sentence: “________________ is time demanding but I know it helps my search ranking, so I make sure to produce valuable web content.”
Down
  1. 1. Strategic advertisement placement towards audiences who have already connected with your website as they explore other websites online. Example Sentence: “Our _______________ campaigns for hiking boots seem to really convert on the hikers guide webpage!”
  2. 3. Refers to the process of marketing across numerous digital channels regardless of the device or outlet in which the material is being accessed. Example Sentence: “The user experience is positive on my phone, desktop and tablet. This company must really have their focus on _________________marketing!”
  3. 4. The representation of a company through various factors. Can be seen in a company logo, the quality of a company’s product, or even pricing. These factors and more bring together the identity for a brand that the consumer notices. Example Sentence: “Your brand is really misleading, it is really difficult to understand your _______________.”
  4. 5. The amount of times that a particular word appears in a webpage , usually expressed in percentage. Example Sentence: “Before you publish the webpage, check the ________________ to ensure it ranks well with the major engines.”
  5. 6. The process in which an idea is generated, developed and then communicated. This process involves turning ideas into action. Example Sentence: “My vision for the product may seem far-fetched but it’s still in the _____________ phase.”
  6. 9. Successfully getting a person to “convert” on a desired action; the process of directing someone to do what you want them to do. Example Sentence: “You really have to know your audience well if you are going to get any ______________ from your next marketing campaign.”
  7. 10. Targeting potential leads or prospective customers based off of their geographical location. Specific advertisements that are highly personalized to appeal to targeted advertising location. Example Sentence: “You sell [product]? Try _________________ your next advertising campaign to [location] only, they’d go crazy for your product!”
  8. 12. Based off agile software development methods, agile marketing promotes flexibility and collaboration. Promotes adaptation and breaks down slow-moving formalities in the marketing process.  Example Sentence: “Our marketing team collaborates and works in sprints in order to keep up the pace, it’s called _____________.”