A short, catchy phrase used externally to support the internal positioning of a brand.

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A key statement summarizing what makes a product unique and valuable to customers.

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Direct marketing technique where personalized messages are crafted for different customer segments.

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Adjusting marketing messages depending on whether you're using email, social media, or SMS is an example of what?


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An approach that ensures marketing strategies focus on addressing customer needs, not just selling products.


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Emotional appeal in positioning helps create a strong emotional bond between the brand and the customer. What is this tactic called?


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A marketing technique that triggers faster action by making an offer available for a limited time.

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A paid online platform where brands engage customers through ads, videos, or posts (e.g., Facebook, TikTok).

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The marketing technique of sending timely and automated emails based on customer behaviors.

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A heavily discounted advertising rate given when a publisher urgently needs to fill last-minute ad space.

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A strategy where brands partner with individuals who have influence over a large social media audience.

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Marketing software that automates repetitive tasks like social media posting or follow-up emails.

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A type of ad discount received when you agree to buy several ad slots over a scheduled period.

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A system where marketers reward partners for driving sales through their own content or links.

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A price reduction offered when advertisers allow the publisher to choose the day an ad will run.

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The meaning behind the term "Internet" is a network of these connected systems.

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What service lets you reserve a unique web address for your brand or business?

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A user-friendly platform like Wix or Squarespace used to build websites without needing coding skills.

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The worldwide system connecting millions of computers, allowing instant sharing of information.

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The analytics tool commonly used to track user behavior on websites.

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A structured system that stores and organizes customer information for campaigns.

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Neatly organized data like names, emails, or purchase amounts stored in rows and columns.

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A type of data that includes purchases made, products selected, and payment methods.

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Quantitative personal information such as age, gender, and income.

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Cookies and similar tools collect user activity like page views and products clicked. What is this called?

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Data such as videos, social media posts, or customer reviews that don’t fit in tables.

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Data about customer interests, beliefs, or lifestyle choices.

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Information collected based on customer actions such as email clicks or app usage.

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Forms filled out physically or digitally by customers in stores to collect information.

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