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What is data?

- a collection of facts, such as values or measurements


- info in raw or unorganized form (numbers, symbols, alphabets.)

What is Internal data?

- collected from direct customer interactions across multiple sales channels


- gathered over a period of time


- contains personal, demographic, purchasing info.

What is External data?

- data comes from multiple sources


- tons of data


- data stored in separate silos

What is a flat file?

- takes all the info from all the records and stores everything in one table Ex. Excel is a flat file


- OK for small databases


- too slow for large databases

What is cross-selling?

Inducing the customer to buy other products or services

What is RFM?

- tool used to predict who is more likely to


respond


- looks at past behavior



Why use RFM?

- past behavior is the best predictor of future


behavior


- proven results


- simple to use


- increase response rates and return on investments

What is RFM based off of?

-only based on transactions


- e.x how customers purchase products/service from an organization

Transactions are based on?

- Recency


- Frequency


- Monetary

What is 5 equal groups called?

Quintile

What is mass marketing?

- focused on the description of the "average" customer


- here's our product "take it or leave it"


- mass advertising/promotions are very expensive


- one way communication


-share of market

What is one to one marketing?

- profitable customers


- customer retention


-meets needs to individuals

Types of online advertising

- search engine marketing (SEM)


- social media marketing


- mobile advertising

What are some disadvantages of online marketing?

- too measurable (so much data - overwhelming)


- low click rates


-advertising overload


- privacy concern

What is paid media?

Brand pays to leverage a channel i.e. paid search, display ads

What Is owned media?

Brand owns and controls i.e. website

What is earned media?

when customers become the channel

What is segmentation?

- segment is a group of customers who display similar attributes to each other


- no one right way to segment (nor should there be)


- many different approaches and techniques

What is the Pareto Principle?

- efforts: 20%


- results: 80%


- 20% invested input is responsible for 80% of the results obtained

RFM "watch outs"

- don't spam customers (regardless of their ranking)


- keep the data current


- don't neglect new customers


- don't neglect customers with low rankings

What is CPM?

- cost per mille


- is the price charged for displaying an ad 1,000 times

What is pay-for-performance?

- based on cost-per-click

What is flat free?

- a set amount for length of time the ad appears on the site

What is SEM?

- search engine marketing


- use of technigues and strategies to gain traffic from our visibility on search engine

What is an organic search?

- results listed on search engine pages that appear because of their relevance to the search terms



Engagement Ads

- connect with audiences by promoting content to drive likes, shares, comments and connections

Like Ads

- build audience by growing your Facebook fan page with relevant and highly target new fans

Offsite ads

- drive targets people on Facebook offsite to a specific landing page or website