Game Preview

Digital Marketing

  •  English    20     Public
    Digital Marketing Vocabulary
  •   Study   Slideshow
  • A network of interconnected physical objects or devices that can collect and exchange data over the internet.
    Internet of Things (IoT)
  •  10
  • The gap in access to and use of technology, particularly the internet, between different socio-economic groups or regions.
    Digital divide
  •  10
  • The buying and selling of goods and services over the internet, typically through online stores or marketplaces.
    E-commerce
  •  10
  • Knowledgeable or skilled in the use of technology, especially computers and the internet.
    Tech-savvy
  •  10
  • The incorporation of technology into various aspects of daily life, education, or business processes.
    Tech integration
  •  10
  • The percentage of a population with access to the internet.
    Internet penetration
  •  10
  • the process of creating a strong, positive image and identity for a product, service, or company
    Branding
  •  10
  • a short, memorable phrase or slogan associated with a brand. It often conveys the brand's essence, mission, or a key message
    Tagline
  •  10
  • the perceived value of a brand in the eyes of consumers. It is the result of the brand's reputation, recognition, and customer loyalty.
    Brand Equity
  •  10
  • involves using an established brand's name and reputation to introduce new products or services that are related to the brand's core offering
    Brand Extension
  •  10
  • encompasses all the visual, auditory, and sensory elements that make up a brand, including the logo, color palette, typography, taglines, and the overall style and tone
    Brand Identity
  •  10
  • The four P's of Digital Marketing
    Personalization, Participation, Peer-to-Peer Communities, Predictive Modeling
  •  20
  • Highly selective in their communication and careful about the type of information they share online. They value the respectful treatment of their personal information by brands. They tend to be less active on social media.
    Cautious Shoppers
  •  10
  • They openly share their likes, dislikes, and opinions online. They feel unrestricted on the web and may leave inappropriate or controversial comments.
    Open Books
  •  10
  • The most inclined to make purchases, but their interests are not limited to online transactions. They invest significant time in researching and preparing for purchases, prioritizing quality over price.
    Shrewd Shoppers
  •  10
  • These users focus on maintaining relationships with close friends and family. Their attention is challenging to capture, and they are not receptive to brand emails or messages via Facebook or Twitter.
    Trust Circles
  •  10