Lecture 5 Social Media Marketing and Content Strategy

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Flashcards summarizing key vocabulary related to social media marketing and content strategy from the lecture notes.

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Inbound Marketing

A marketing strategy focusing on attracting customers through valuable content and experiences tailored to them.

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SEO

Search Engine Optimization; a process to enhance website visibility in search engine results through organic means.

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KPI (Key Performance Indicator)

A measurable value that demonstrates how effectively a company is achieving key business objectives.

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Social Media Marketing

The use of social media platforms to connect with the audience to build a brand, increase sales, and drive website traffic.

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Engagement

The interaction between content and users, often measured in likes, comments, shares, and clicks.

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User-generated content

Content created by consumers or end-users of an online system or service, often shared on social media.

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Media Richness Theory

A theory that suggests the effectiveness of communication is influenced by the richness of the medium, such as face-to-face vs. text.

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Social Presence Theory

The degree to which a person is perceived as a 'real person' in mediated communications.

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Meta-analysis

A study that aggregates findings from multiple studies to draw a more generalizable conclusion.

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Emotional Content

Content that taps into emotions to engage audiences, often resulting in higher engagement.

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Informational Content

Content focused on delivering facts or information, often leading to increased sales rather than engagement.