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Device

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What you are using when performing an action. E.g. phone, computer, tablet, etc.

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Impression

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An advert or any digital media is displayed on a person’s (aka users) screen
An impression does not constitute a view

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Reach

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Refers to the number of people who may have seen your ad/content
Reach and impressions are often confused: You can REACH 100 people but have 200 IMPRESSIONS

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Frequency

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The number of times someone may have seen the same ad

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Conversion

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A conversion occurs when a person completes a desired goal (e.g. a purchase or submitting a form)

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Lead

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A person becomes a lead when they have voluntarily submitted their contact details to the business

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Remarketing

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Showing ads or content to people who have previously visited/interacted with your website or social media
Only 2% of people convert on the first time they have interacted with you

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Metrics

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Measurable value used to show the effectiveness of marketing efforts

  • Metrics answer the question of “how do I know if I have achieved my goals”
  • This is another difference between digital and traditional marketing: tracking can give you accurate and exact statistics*
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Segmentation

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Grouping audiences together based of different criteria, with the aim to target or re-target them with more relevant info/ads

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LTV

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Lifetime Value: The projected revenue that a customer will generate during their lifetime

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CPC

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Cost per Click

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CPM

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Cost per 1000 Impressions

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CPV

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Cost per View (specifically for videos and video ads)

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CPA

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Cost per Acquisition

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CPL

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Cost per Lead

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CPE

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Cost per Engagement

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SEO

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Search Engine Optimization

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SEM

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Search Engine Marketing

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SMM

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Social Media Marketing

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Objectives

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Goals set by a business when promoting itself to potential customers, which should be achieved within a given timeframe.
These should be specific, not broad

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KPI

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Key Performance Indicator - A measurable value that shows if a business is their objectives

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Examples of KPIs

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Awareness
Sales
Retention

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Awareness

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Getting people to see your brand and its offerings
-Indicators of awareness
Impressions
Frequency
Reach
Ad recall
Engagement
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Sales

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End goal is revenue
-Indicators of Sales
ROI (Return on Investment)
ROAS (Return on Adspend)
CPA (Cost per Sale)
Conversion Rate
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Retention
``` Keeping your consumer -Indicators of Retention: Lifetime Value Conversion Rate Engagement Segments ```
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Performance Marketing
Specific channels and strategies where a business only pays when a goal has been achieved, for example a lead, sale, or download.
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Affiliate
Handles a lot of the admin of affiliates - Apply to market your business - Business pays a flat fee or commission when there is a conversion - This is flat fee, not fluctuating
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Influencer
- Similar to Affiliate | - Harder to track
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Core Traits of Performance Marketing
1. Analysis 2. Optimization 3. Communication 4. Efficiency
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Main Consideration in Performance Marketing
1. Tracking 2. Budget 3. Channel Selection 4. Landing Pages 5. Competition 6. Volume
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Browser Cookies
Identify users, change web pages, and save information
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Session Cookies
Erased when closing browser
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Persistent Cookie
Expiration set on creation * Some never expire * This is how marketers track your activity on the internet and target you with ads
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Marketing Sales Funnel
A collection of stages the you *ideally* want your potential client to follow towards your key objectives
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Called Funnel because...
The number of customers decreases further down the funnel you go
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What kinds of things cause people to make a purchase?
1. Type of information the receive 2. How they look for that information 3. Where they look for it
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Why do we need a marketing sales funnel?
It allows you to plan: - How you will attract traffic - What you are going to target an audience with - What you need to track in order to measure performance
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CTA
Call-to-Action
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How do Funnels Help Meet Objectives?
1. Help you cater content relevant to behavior 2. Optimize communication methods 3. Adapt targeting strategies
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What is a conversion?
A conversion happens when a site visitor completes a desired action, e.g. submitting a form, making a purchase, etc.
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What are the layers of the AIDA funnel?
1. Awareness 2. Interest 3. Desire 4. Action
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Awareness Phase
The potential buyer is just realizing a want or need for something. Examples: viewing an ad, blog post or social network, search on Google
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Interest Phase
Where the potential buyer begins to consider the purchases seriously Examples: Visit your site, research your brand, following social media pages, making comparisons
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Desire Phase
The interest has moved definitively to planning on buying a product Examples: Moving from "like" to "want", revisiting the website, submitting a lead (like contact info), etc.
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Action Phase
A consumer will purchase or show engagement. | Example: Makes a purchase, takes out a trial, books a demo, etc.
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What are the steps of the 6 Stage Funnel?
1. Awareness 2. Interest 3. Consideration 4. Intent 5. Evaluation 6. Purchase
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Consideration Phase
Remarketing with CTAs
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Intention Phase
Remarketing again to remind lead of best offerings of the business
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Evaluation Phase
Emails, remarketing, special offers
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Purchase Phase
Upsells, pushing for more purchases
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What is the See, Think, Care, Do model?
1. See - The brand's largest qualified audience 2. Think - Consumers thinking about product/service 3. Do - Read-to-Buy customers 4. Care - Ongoing communication to inspire repeat purchases (aka retention)
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What model takes loyalty and advocacy into consideration?
The Marketing Life-Cycle Model
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VAC: Performance Focused Funnel Model
1. View 2. Act 3. Convert * All efforts are focused towards the highest percentage of qualified or high interest users and pushing them to convert. * No interest in "upper funnel" phases
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What is the customer journey?
A detailed outline of every step a lead takes to becoming a paying customer
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B2B
Business to Business
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B2C
Business to Customer
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Margins
The cost between your costs and your CPA (cost per acquisition)
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Promotion
Reaching your target with marketing comms
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Price Discrimination
Finding methods to charge varying prices based on customer segments
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Market Research
Research of target markets and customers
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Market Analysis
Analysis of the industry at large
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What are 4 free resources for market research?
1. Google Trends 2. Keyword Research 3. Social Media Presence 4. Owned Data
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User
A person
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Session
A group of interactions with your site
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Bounce Rate
The % of users who exited your site after just one page view
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Conversion Rate
Number of people who converted/all visitors
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Acquisition
Where site visitors came from (direct page search, organic search, social, referrals, etc.)

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