Glossary of terms
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A/B Testing: testing technique that consists of comparing two variants of an element on a web page to see which one works better.
Cohort Analysis: A technique that involves dividing customers into groups based on shared characteristics and analyzing their behavior over time.
Analytics: set of tools and techniques used to analyze data and measure performance.
Big Data: extremely large and complex data set that is processed using advanced technologies to extract valuable information.
Business Intelligence: set of tools and techniques used to analyze data and obtain valuable information for making business decisions.
CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost): The total cost of acquiring a new customer, including marketing, advertising, and other expenses.
Chatbots: Computer programs that imitate human conversation and are used to interact with customers online.
Conversion: The process of converting a visitor into a customer or subscriber.
Customer Acquisition: the process of acquiring new customers for a business.
Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV): The total value of revenue that a customer provides to a company throughout their entire relationship.
Brand Ambassadors: loyal customers who voluntarily promote a brand through recommendations and referrals.
Gamification: The integration of game elements into a user experience to motivate and increase user engagement.
Growth Hacking: a set of marketing techniques used to drive rapid and scalable growth of a business.
Inbound Marketing: marketing technique that involves attracting customers to a company through useful and relevant content.
Time Investment (TIV): The amount of time a user spends on an experience, whether on a website or in an app.
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators): key performance indicators used to measure the success of a strategy.
Lead Nurturing: The process of nurturing leads so they are ready to buy, often through the use of email and relevant content.
Lean Startup: Business management approach that focuses on quickly and efficiently creating a product or service through iteration and constant feedback.
Marketing Automation: Using tools and software to automate repetitive marketing tasks and improve efficiency.
Content Marketing: a marketing technique that involves creating and distributing valuable content to attract and retain customers.
Influencer Marketing: The use of social media influencers to promote a brand or product.
Micro-influencers: Online influencers with a smaller but highly engaged audience.
NPS (Net Promoter Score): A metric that measures customers’ willingness to recommend a company to others.
Omni-Channel Marketing: is a marketing strategy that seeks to create a seamless brand experience for the consumer, regardless of the channel they use to interact with the company.
Personalization: tailor the user experience to their individual preferences and behavior.
PPC (Pay Per Click): Advertising model in which advertisers pay each time a user clicks on their ad.
Retargeting: marketing technique that consists of showing ads to users who have already interacted with a brand or product.
ROI (Return on Investment): metric that measures the effectiveness of an investment by comparing the benefits generated with the costs.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization): Techniques used to improve a website’s visibility in organic search results.
Social Listening: social media monitoring technique to obtain information about what customers think and say about a brand or product.
Split Testing: Testing technique that involves comparing two or more versions of an element on a web page to see which one works best.
Storytelling: a marketing technique that uses narratives to engage and connect with customers.
Conversion Rate: The proportion of visitors to a website who take a desired action, such as a purchase or subscription.
User Testing: A testing technique that involves observing users as they interact with a product or service to obtain feedback and improve the experience.
Upselling: sales technique that consists of offering customers additional products or services to increase the value of their purchase.
User Journey: the path that a user follows from knowing a brand until he makes a purchase or desired action.
UX (User Experience): The overall quality of a user’s experience when interacting with a product or service.
Virality: the ability of content or campaign to spread quickly through user recommendation and sharing.
Data Visualization: Techniques for representing data visually to facilitate understanding and decision making.
Web Scraping: The extraction of data from websites using special software or tools for further analysis.