Principles of Marketing - MKTG 310

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These flashcards encompass key terms and definitions related to digital marketing principles discussed in the lecture notes.

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Digital Marketing

A form of marketing that involves creating, communicating, and delivering value online across various platforms.

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Content Marketing

The strategy and plan for sharing topics online to communicate value in digital marketing.

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Platform Marketing

The decisions regarding where and how to share content within digital marketing.

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Digital Analytics

The process of using data to evaluate the effectiveness and success of marketing activities.

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Marketing Analytics

The practice of measuring customer-related behavior to understand and enhance the effectiveness of marketing efforts.

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Predictive Analytics

An advanced analytics technique that uses historical data to predict future outcomes.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Systems or machines that mimic human intelligence and improve themselves based on collected information.

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Machine Learning

The development of computer systems that learn and adapt without explicit instructions by analyzing data.

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Segmentation

The process of grouping prospective buyers with common needs and wants who will respond similarly to marketing actions.

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Value Creation

The process of using AI for personalization and to enhance customer relationship management.

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Digital Targeting

The practice of targeting audience characteristics in social media to maximize marketing effectiveness.

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Social Footprints

The traces left by individuals as they interact online, which can provide insights into their behavior and preferences.