Digital marketing abbreviations and acronyms are used to concisely refer to common terms. Some examples include AIDA for the customer journey of Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. Other common abbreviations are CPC for Cost Per Click in pay-per-click advertising, and SEO for Search Engine Optimization techniques to improve organic search rankings. Abbreviations also exist for different channels like PPC, SEM, SMO and metrics such as CTR, CPL, and ROI to measure marketing performance. Standardizing on abbreviations helps marketers communicate efficiently.
Digital marketing abbreviations and acronyms are used to concisely refer to common terms. Some examples include AIDA for the customer journey of Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. Other common abbreviations are CPC for Cost Per Click in pay-per-click advertising, and SEO for Search Engine Optimization techniques to improve organic search rankings. Abbreviations also exist for different channels like PPC, SEM, SMO and metrics such as CTR, CPL, and ROI to measure marketing performance. Standardizing on abbreviations helps marketers communicate efficiently.
Digital marketing abbreviations and acronyms are used to concisely refer to common terms. Some examples include AIDA for the customer journey of Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action. Other common abbreviations are CPC for Cost Per Click in pay-per-click advertising, and SEO for Search Engine Optimization techniques to improve organic search rankings. Abbreviations also exist for different channels like PPC, SEM, SMO and metrics such as CTR, CPL, and ROI to measure marketing performance. Standardizing on abbreviations helps marketers communicate efficiently.
Digital Advertising Acronyms & Marketing Abbreviations
1. AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) 39. BDR (Business Development
2. BANT (Budget, Authority, Need, Timeline) Representative) 3. BR (Bounce Rate): 40. CLTV (Customer Lifetime Value) 4. CMO (Chief Marketing Officer): 41. COB (Close of Business): 5. COS (Content Optimization System): 42. CX (Customer Experience) 6. CPA (Cost Per Action): 43. FAB (Features, Advantages, Benefits) 7. CPL (Cost Per Lead): 44. ICP (Ideal Customer’s profile) 8. CR (Conversion Rate): 45. ILV(Inbound Lead Velocity): 9. CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization): 46. MOM (Month over Month) 10. CTA (Call to Action): 47. MQL (Marketing Qualified Leads): 11. DM (Direct Mail/Direct Message) 48. SLA (Service Level Agreement) 12. PR (Public Relations) 49. ROI (Return on Investment) 13. PV (Page Views): SEO Digital Advertising Acronyms & 14. QR Code (Quick Response Barcode): Abbreviations: 15. RT (Retweet) 50. AOV (Average Order Value): 16. SEO (Search Engine Optimization): 51. AR (Augmented Reality) 17. SM (Social Media) 52. AS (Article Submission) 18. SMM (Social Media Marketing) 53. BH (Black Hat) 19. UI (User Interface): 54. BL (Backlink) 20. URL (Uniform Resource Locator): 55. CAPTCHA (Completely Automated 21. UV (Unique Visitor): Public Turing Test to Tell Computers and 22. UX (User Experience): Humans Apart) Marketing and Sales Acronyms: 56. CF (Citation Flow) 23. B2B (Business to Business) 57. DFO (Data Feed Optimization) 24. B2C (Business to Customer) 58. DKI (Dynamic Keyword Insertion) 25. CMS (Content Management System): 59. DLR (Deep Link Ratio) 26. CRM (Customer Relationship 60. DMoz (Directory Mozilla) Management) 61. DMP (Data Management Platform) 27. GA (Google Analytics): 62. DNS (Domain Name System) 28. KPI (Key Performance Indicator): 63. DR (Domain Ranking) 29. MAP (Marketing Automation Platform): 64. DR (Direct Response) 30. RSS (Rich Site Summary): 65. DS (Directory Submission) PPC Acronyms – Digital Advertising 66. EPM (Earning per Month) Acronyms: 67. ESP (Email Service Provider) 31. PPC (Pay Per Click): 68. FBML (Facebook Markup Language) 32. CPC (Cost Per Click): 69. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) 33. CTR (Click Through Rate): 70. GAS (Guaranteed Article Submission) Sales Acronyms: 71. GIS (Google Image Search) 34. ABC (Always Be Closing) 72. GWT (Google Webmaster Tools) 35. AE (Account Executive) 73. GYM (Google Yahoo MSN) 37. AM (Account Manager) 74. Href (Hypertext Reference) 38. ARPA (Average Revenue Per Account) 75. IBL (Inbound Links) 76. IM (Internet Marketing) 7. IP (Internet Protocol) 18. CAC- Customer Acquisition Cost 80. ISP (Internet Service Provider) 19. LTV- Lifetime Value 81. LB (Link Building) 20. PII- Personally identifiable information 82. LPO (Landing Page Optimization) 21. CLV – Customer lifetime value 83. LSEO (Local SEO) 22. CPA – Cost per acquisition / action 84. LTKW (Long Tail Keywords) 23. API- Application program Interface 85. MTO (Meta Tags Optimization) 24. AOV-Average Order Value 86. NAP (Name Address Phone Number) 87. NSEO (Negative SEO) 88. OBL (Outbound Link) 1. CPT (Cost Per Thousand) 89. OS (Operating System) 2. DDM ( Data-Driven Marketing ) 90. OWBL (One-way Backlink) 91. PBN (Private Blog Network) 3. VTC (View Through Click) 92. PDF (Portable Document Format) 93. PFP (Pay for Performance) 4. PPV (Pay Per View) 94. QA (Quality Assurance) 5. RON (Run of Network) 95. QS (Quality Score) 96. RTD (Real-Time Data) 6. ROS ( Run-Of-Site) 97. SER (Search Engine Ranking) 7. DMA (Designated Market Area) 98. SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages) 99. SNS (Social Networking Service) 8. SOV (Share of Voice) 100. TLD (Top Level Domain) 9. DSP (Demand Side Platform) 101. KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) 10. IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau)
Some Useful Abbreviation And Short
Forms 1. SMO-Social Media Optimization 2. SEM-search Engine Marketing 3. RTB- Real time bidding 4. CPM – Cost per thousand 5. CPV – Cost per view (see also PPV) 6. DA- Domain Authority 7. PA- Page Authority 8. CSS – Cascading style sheets 9. SSL – Secure Sockets Layer 10. USP – Unique selling proposition 11. XML – Extensible Markup Language 12. GTM- Google Tag Manager 13. GMB- Google My Business 14. HTML – HyperText Markup Language 15. HTTP – HyperText Transfer Protocol 16. HTTPS – HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure 17. PR – PageRank
The List of 75 KPIs Includes The Metrics I Consider The Most Important and Informative and They Make A Good Starting Point For The Development of A Performance Management System