For advertisers, professionalism is the embodiment of core competitiveness. How to demonstrate professionalism? In addition to being able to give customers a sense of security in terms of business capabilities, you must also be very good at professional expression. Therefore, it is necessary to understand some terms in the advertising and marketing industry. These terms are not only related to the advertising industry , but also to the live streaming e-commerce industry which has been gaining popularity recently. I recommend everyone to collect it! 1. ATL 2.BTL 3. OOH 4.POP 5.IMC 6.KOC: 7. KOL 8.CVR 9.CIS 10. Quarter 11. Quotation 12.PO 13.Brief 14.KV 15.OS 16.OV 17.QC 18. UGC 19.BGC 20.PGC 21.SGC 22. Campaign 23. Proposal 24.agenda 25.kick off 26.launch 27. big day 28. Field research 29. Focus group 30.Layout 31.script 32. Storyboard 33. Landing page 34. Pop-up store 35.billboard 36.package 37.reference 38.summary 39.Appendix 40.Message house 41.Roadmap 42.align 43.Feedback 44.recap 45. follow up 46.review 47. Schedule 48. timeline 49. Deadline 50.deck/slides 51.con-call 52. vendor 53.workshop 54. Production house 55.PPM 56. Standard products - E-commerce related standard products generally have official specifications and models, and the style and appearance are the same. For example, mobile phones, computers, and home appliances are all standard products. 57. Non-standard products Non-standard products refer to those commodities that do not have clear specifications and models, such as clothing, shoes, etc. These commodities often have a variety of styles. 58.Combo 59.OEM/ODM 60. Price band refers to the range between the upper and lower limits of the sales price of each commodity variety. 61. Pit position/pit production The pit position is a fixed advertising position, and the pit is the sales volume of the product in this fixed advertising position. 62. Gross profit Gross profit refers to: selling price - directly allocable costs 63. Taobao has eight major groups: new white-collar workers, senior middle class, sophisticated mothers, small town youth, GenZ, urban silver-haired people, small town middle-aged and elderly people, and urban blue-collar workers. 64. The break-even point usually refers to the output when total sales revenue equals total costs (the intersection of the sales revenue line and the total cost line). 64. E-commerce Marketing IP 65. S-level/A-level/B-level refers to the classification of e-commerce promotion activities. Different levels of promotion traffic are different. S-level>A-level>B-level 66. In e-commerce, top-notch products refer to those products that are scarce, hard to sell, and unusually priced. 67. The division between on-site and off-site is relative to the e-commerce platform. Generally, everything on the e-commerce platform is called on-site, and everything outside is called off-site. 68.KA merchant stands for Key Account. In e-commerce, KA merchant refers to high-quality large sellers in this category, and merchants whose sales rank among the top in the industry category. 69.CTR 70.CPS 71. Bounce rate 72.DTC 73. C2M 74. Store B/Store C 75.TP/DP 76.FMCG 77.OMS 78.WMS 79. Self-broadcast/store broadcast refers to the e-commerce live broadcast initiated by brand merchants on the platform, which is usually distinguished from the live broadcast of celebrities or top anchors. 80.Mar-tech 81. The universal delivery mode generally refers to not selecting a population label when delivering media, but choosing to deliver to all user groups. 82. Traffic-generating products are products that bring traffic to the live broadcast room. 83. These profitable products are generally of high quality and have their own unique selling points. Users are not very price sensitive to these products. 84. Trading Desk 85.Ad Network 86.SSP 87. Ad Exchange 88.PCP 89.AVP 90.DMP 91.MAP 92.Demographics 93.Cookie 94.Frequency 95. Targeting 96.Retargeting 97.API 98.RTB 99. PDB 100.CPM 101. CPC 102.CPA 103. oCPX 104.LBS 105. Marketing middle platform The marketing middle platform serves the entire operation chain (customer acquisition-activation-retention-recommendation-monetization) and user life cycle, providing comprehensive marketing capabilities for various business scenarios, with data-driven as the core. 106. Marketing Automation Marketing Automation is a necessity in modern marketing. It makes the communication between merchants and customers more and more intelligent. Through high-frequency, multi-channel and multi-form communication, it deepens consumers' impression of the brand and enhances their purchasing intention. Telephone communication, email subscriptions, group text messages, WeChat service account push... are our common forms of marketing automation. 107.context 108.Rough cut 109.Limbo Background 110.MR Author: Luuuuke Source: Luuuuke |
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