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What is meant by “Marketing” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
Marketing develops and communicates offerings in relation to customer needs and exchange.
What is meant by “Brand” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
A brand combines identifiers and associations that distinguish an offering.
What is meant by “Marketing mix” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
A mix organizes decisions about product, price, place, and promotion in an introductory framework.
What is meant by “Message” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
A message communicates a specific claim or benefit to an audience.
What is meant by “Customer journey” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
A journey describes stages and interactions in a customer's experience.
What is meant by “Truthful promotion” in this lesson?Brands and Customer Journeys
Truthful promotion uses substantiated claims and clear relevant conditions.
What is meant by “Conversion” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
A conversion is a defined desired action, not always a purchase.
What is meant by “Conversion rate” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
A conversion rate divides conversions by a specified eligible population.
What is meant by “Acquisition cost” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
Acquisition cost allocates defined costs to acquired customers under a stated method.
What is meant by “Retention” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
Retention tracks continued activity or customer status over a defined interval.
What is meant by “Attribution” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
Attribution assigns credit under a rule or model and does not automatically establish causality.
What is meant by “Incrementality” in this lesson?Acquisition, Retention, and Marketing Evidence
Incrementality estimates outcomes caused by an action relative to a counterfactual.
What is meant by “Sales conversation” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
A sales conversation explores needs and relevant terms of an offering.
What is meant by “Qualification” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
Qualification checks fit, constraints, and readiness under a stated process.
What is meant by “Objection” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
An objection is a concern requiring understanding rather than automatic dismissal.
What is meant by “Negotiation” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
Negotiation seeks agreement over terms through exchange of information and proposals.
What is meant by “Customer relationship” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
A relationship involves ongoing interactions and expectations.
What is meant by “Coercive selling” in this lesson?Sales and Negotiation
Coercive selling improperly pressures decisions instead of supporting informed choice.