The Ultimate Digital Marketing Glossary
When it comes to marketing, we know it can sometimes feel like a foreign language.
As marketers, we love any kind of jargon — especially acronyms. But for a layman, you might end up feeling a little lost (sorry!).
You may have heard phrases from your digital marketing agency or marketing team and thought, “how the hell am I meant to understand what’s going on in my accounts if I don’t understand the terms?”
To give you the inside scoop on what we’re on about, we’ve put together a handy guide to the world of marketing with all the key phrases you’ll need to know.
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A/B Testing
A/B testing /split testing is when two nearly identical campaigns are created but differ in one element. This allows you to optimise performance by testing the best-performing version of each element.
Account Health
This refers to the overall performance and status of a social media or digital advertising account, based on key metrics like engagement, reach, follower growth, content consistency, ad performance, and compliance with platform guidelines. It provides a snapshot of how well an account is functioning and whether it’s meeting strategic goals.
Ad Copy
Ad copy is the written element of the ad that marketers use ad copy to get readers to engage and take action. This is a very specific type of content, typically used for things like Google Ads and social media ads like Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. Ad copy should communicate the USPs of the product or service whilst explaining how these solves the consumers problems.
Add-To-Cart Rate
This is a metric that calculates the rate of users that added something to their cart on your site, compared to the number of overall visitors to your website.
Advantage+ Campaigns (Meta)
AI-driven, real-time ad campaign optimisations that allow you to match ads to users that are most likely to take action.
Affiliate Marketing
This is an advertising model that businesses use when they partner with third party advertisers to generate traffic and direct users to their products and services. These projects generate commissions that act as an incentive for third-party publishers to find ways to further their business. Third parties are likely affiliates.
AI (Artificial Intelligence)
AI is a general term used to describe technology in which solutions are generated through machine learning. This technology is used in chatbots and process automations. An example of AI technology is Chat GPT (created by OpenAI). This an online service that allows users to ask for answers to any question.
Algorithms
Calculations used to determine what kind of content will be shown to which users. Algorithms are always changing, but they typically impact how content is ranked on search engines and which content is shown in social media feeds (think TikTok’s FYP).
Alt Text
A brief description of an image on a webpage used for both individuals with visual impairments and SEO best practices.
Analytics
Marketing analytics is the process by which data is used to gain insight into user behaviour. We use analytics to determine the success of our marketing efforts and identify future opportunities that could improve your marketing strategy.
Anchor Text
The visible, clickable text of a hyperlink on a webpage.
Attribution Setting
An attribution setting is the rules you set for how to credit conversions from your marketing efforts. This allows you to choose whether to credit a conversion based on ad impressions, clicks or video plays.
Audience Persona
Also known as a buyer persona or customer persona, is a semi-fictional profile that represents your ideal customer based on market research, data, and real customer insights. It includes key demographic information (like age, gender, location), interests, challenges, goals, and behaviours to help guide marketing strategies and content creation.
Avg. Session Duration
Measures the average amount of time users spend on your website by dividing the time spent across sessions by the number of sessions. This will give you the average session duration.
Average Position
This is the average position where the ad was shown. If an ad appeared in 1st place and 3rd place, the average position would be 2nd place.
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Backlink
A backlink is a link from another website that directs traffic to your website somewhere in its content. Also known as external backlinks, link building or digital PR.
B2B (Business To Business)
B2B stands for business-to-business marketing and refers to the marketing of products or services from one company or organisation to another.
B2C (Business To Consumer)
Business-to-consumer marketing, or B2C marketing for short, is a marketing term that refers to the strategies companies use to promote their products and services to individuals (i.e. not other businesses).
“Black Hat” SEO Techniques
Unethical SEO tactics that are used to try to trick search engines into ranking their sites higher. “Black Hat” SEO isn’t allowed within search engine’s guidelines, and your site may be penalised if you are found to be using these kinds of tactics.
Boosted Post
A regular social media post that is promoted with paid budget to reach a wider or more targeted audience beyond your organic followers.
Bots
Automated software programs that perform repetitive tasks or interact with users.
Bottom Of The Funnel
This is the bottom of the marketing funnel where you already have your audience’s attention, they’ve engaged with your brand platforms or content and know your niche. . Audiences at the bottom of the funnel are most likely to take action.
Bounce Rate
This measures the number of users who visit a website and leave without viewing other pages on the site.
Brand Awareness
Brand awareness is a term used to describe your brand’s recognition among your target audience. Building brand awareness is an important step, especially in the early stages of your business. Brand awareness is related to both your brand and your product or service.
Brand Guidelines
A set of rules on how to present a brand visually and verbally to ensure consistency.
Brand Identity
The visual and stylistic elements that define a brand (logos, colours, typography, tone of voice).
Brand Positioning
Brand positioning is the process of positioning a brand in a competitive market according to its value and what it offers. Brand positioning should differentiate your company from your competitors and emphasise your brand’s uniqueness.
Branded Search Query/Term
A search query that includes your brand name.
Branding
Branding is a consistent theme used throughout marketing communications to build a strong, positive perception of your business. This includes elements such as logos, colour palettes, and designs specific to your business.
Buyer Persona
A detailed description of the person representing the target audience. This includes their age group and specific interests.
Caching
Caching is the process of storing data in a temporary area (a cache) to provide quicker access to the data you’re trying to see.
Canonical
The preferred and original version of a webpage that search engines should prioritise, especially important if there are multiple URLs with the same content.
Carousel Post
A swipeable post format on platforms like Instagram and LinkedIn used for storytelling or showcasing multiple messages/products.
Case Study
Case studies are used to provide context to help buyers move down the conversion funnel. This is done by presenting quantifiable results in the form of previous examples that provide a ‘case study’. A case study is an example of social proof.
Chat GPT
Chat GPT or Generative Pre-trained Transformer is an AI tool designed to mimic human conversation and provide information based on user prompts. This technology can help businesses with content ideas, answering customer support questions and providing product information, just to name a few.
Churn rate
The rate at which customers stop using a company’s services over a period of time is called turnover or churn rate. This may also apply to the number of subscribers who do not fully renew or cancel their subscription. The higher your churn rate, the more customers stop buying from your business.
Citation Flow
This is a method of predicting the influence of a URL based on the number of websites linking to it.
Clickbait
Clickbait usually refers to misleading headlines or sensational articles curated to attract clicks to specific content. This can be achieved by exaggerating claims and omitting important or truthful information from stories in order to gain traffic.
Clicks
Clicks is a marketing metric that measures how many times a digital ad has been clicked on.
Closed-Loop Marketing
Closed-loop marketing is a form of marketing analytics that uses data and insights to drive ROI. It’s very similar to data-driven marketing.
CMS
AKA Content Management Systems. This is how you create and control the content on your site, popular examples of CMS’ include WordPress, Shopify or Squarespace.
Core Web Vitals
A set of metrics that Google introduced to make it easier for you to check the user experience of your site. Core Web Vitals focus on load speed, interactivity and visual stability. Not only are they important for you to make sure your users have a good experience on your site, but they’re also important ranking factors for SEO.
Consumer Sentiment
Consumer sentiment refers to how consumers feel about the overall a brand or a specific product or service. It is essentially the emotional tone and opinion that people express in their communications (especially online) about their experiences, expectations, and trust in a company or market.
Content Calendar
A schedule of when and where upcoming content will be published, aiding in consistent posting and strategic planning.
Content Management System (CMS)
A CMS or content management system is used to create, manage, and optimise a customer’s digital shopping experience. This type of software allows the creator to collaborate on various projects, such as blog posts and websites.
Content Marketing
Content marketing is the use of relevant media such as videos, articles, and podcasts to attract, engage, and retain customers.
Content Pillars
The key themes or topics a brand consistently focuses on in its creative content.
Conversational AI
AI (artificial intelligence) is a general term used to describe technology in which solutions are generated through machine learning. One of the most relevant forms of AI for marketers is conversational AI. This technology allows bots to communicate like humans by recognising speech and text, understanding intent and responding in ways that mimic human conversation. This technology can be used to recommend products or answer customer questions.
Conversion Rate
Conversion rate shows the percentage of users who performed the desired action. For example, how many people bought something after visiting a particular page.
Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO)
CRO or conversion rate optimisation is a strategy that aims to increase your conversion rate (the number of users taking the desired action).
CPA (Cost Per Acquisition)
CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) shows the amount spent to get a customer to the point of taking a specific action. To calculate CPA, divide the total cost spend on the campaign or account being measured by the number of new customers acquired.
CPL (Cost Per Lead)
CPL or cost per lead is a marketing metric that indicates the cost for each lead generated. It is calculated by taking your total marketing spend and dividing it by the total number of leads. A lead is defined as a potential person that may engage in the action you’re looking for.
CPM (Cost Per Mile / Cost Per 1,000 Impressions)
A pricing model where you pay for every 1,000 impressions your ad receives.
Crawl Budget
The amount of time and resources Google allocates to crawling a specific site.
Crawler Directives
Instructions given to site crawlers for how to crawl a website.
Crawling
The way search engine bots, AKA Spiders, explore and discover webpages for indexing.
Creative Fatigue
Feel like you’ve been seeing the same ad over and over again, and you’re completely losing interest? That’s creative fatigue, and it leads to decreased engagement and a lower CTR.
CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
CRM or Customer Relationship Management is software used to manage interactions with customers and prospects. A CRM helps businesses nurture customer relationships, simplify processes, and increase sales.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
CSS is a programming language that manages the design of web pages. CSS is used to manage and describe elements such as font size, colour and spacing.
CTA (Call To Action)
A CTA or Call to Action is a marketing term to describe a statement that encourages customers to take action. It can take many forms such as: “Buy Now” or “Get Offer” and is usually a button.
CTR (Click Through Rate)
CTR or click-through rate measures the percentage of people who click on a particular ad. CTR is the number of clicks on your ad divided by the number of times your ad has been shown: clicks ÷ impressions = CTR.
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) is a measure of how much a company spends to acquire a new customer. CAC is the total cost of your sales and marketing activities, assets, or equipment necessary to persuade customers to purchase a product or service.
Customer Journey
A customer journey is often a visual representation of a customer’s journey, from discovering your business to becoming a loyal customer.
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
CLV (Customer Lifetime Value) is a key marketing metric that shows how valuable a customer is to your business, not only on a purchasing basis but throughout the customer relationship including thier engagement and content consumption.
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De-Indexed
When a web page is removed from a search engine’s index, making it no longer visible in search results.
Deliverability
Deliverability is about making sure your emails reach inboxes, not spam folders. With stricter inbox filters and more rigid provider rules, we help protect your deliverability through proper setup and ongoing metric monitoring.
Domain Authority
DA or Domain Authority is a metric used to estimate a website’s status as a reliable source of information. This also indicates a website’s potential performance on search engine result pages (SERPs).
Dynamic Product Ads (DPA)
A type of dynamic ad used for eCommerce brands that show personalised recommended products to users based on history and cart contents.
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eCPA
AKA effective cost-per-action, is a metric that provides a more rounded view of a campaign’s performance based on considering all costs, not just cost-per-action.
eCommerce
eCommerce is the act of transactions being completed on the internet, or electronically.
EEAT
Experience, Expertise, Authoritiveness, and Trustworthiness. The signals that Google uses to determine how credible and useful a site is. It comes from Google’s Search Quality Rater Guidelines. EEAT is a concept of judging a website’s content expertise and authority. EEAT is influences by the level of information included on your website, customer experience on your website, the transparency of the information on your website, the quality of the content and whether there is enough content.
Email Automations
Email automation is a process where marketers create triggers for email sends. This allows marketers to send the right message to the right customer at the right time without sending emails manually. This is a highly effective marketing tactic used to nurture leads and ultimately increase sales from potential and existing customers.
Engagement
Engagement is people interacting with your brand in any way. This can come in the form of clicking on paid advertisements, liking organic social media posts or converting.
Engagement Rate
Measures user interaction (likes, comments, shares) relative to audience size. It s calculated by dividing the total number of interactions (likes, comments, shares, etc.) a post receives by the total number of followers, then multiplying by 100 to get a percentage.
eROAS
eROAS is your estimates ROAS (Return On Ad Spend).
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Featured Snippets
A snippet from a website that appears right at the top of Google’s search results. Also called position zero.
First Party Data
Data that a company collects itself directly from its own customers and website traffic.
Frequency
Frequency is the number of times an individual consumer is likely to be exposed to an ad during the duration of a campaign.
Funnel
A visual framework that shows the customer journey from the first time they see your product all the way through to them becoming a loyal and returning customer.
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GA4
GA4, AKA Google Analytics, is an analytics platform by Google that tracks and reports user interactions across your website so that you can gain insights into user behaviour and overall engagement.
Geotagging
Adding geographical identification metadata to various media, enhancing content discoverability.
Google Search Console
Google Search Console (GSC) Is a free tool by Google that helps you to monitor, maintain and troubleshoot your website’s presence in SERPs (search engine results pages) so that you can track your site’s performance and indexing.
Google Ads
Formally Google AdWords, Google Ads is a digital advertising platform that allows businesses to create ads that are displayed on Google search result pages, YouTube and across the web to help you drive traffic and get conversions.
Google Merchant Centre
Google Merchant Centre is a platform that is used to upload and manage product data, allowing your business to showcase your products in Google Shopping ads and other Google services.
Google My Business
Google My Business is another free tool that is used to manage your business’s online presence on Google Search and on Maps so that your local audience can find and learn about your business.
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Hashtag
A keyword or phrase preceded by the “#” symbol used to categorise content and make it discoverable on social media platforms.
HTML
HTML is a programming language for describing the structure of web pages. It is similar to CSS but not interchangeable. HTML tells the browser how the content should be displayed and allows website owners to change things such as font size, colour and spacing.
Hold Rate
The percentage of viewers who continue watching a video or an ad after the initial hook.
Hook Rate
How well a video captures the attention of the audience in the first few seconds. Calculated as a percentage and shows the number of viewers that watched the initial seconds of the video.
Hook (Visual or Copy)
The first second/frame or sentence is designed to grab attention immediately in a video or post.
Hyperlink (Internal Linking)
Hyperlinks allow users to navigate a website or document to find additional relevant information through embedded links. Hyperlinks are often displayed as underlined text or images in a colour other than black (often blue).
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Impressions
Impressions are the metric used to describe when a user sees an ad. In fact, an impression is created every time a user opens your app or website and sees an ad. These can be repeated, impressions do not distinguish between past viewers and new viewers.
Inbound Marketing
Inbound marketing is about engaging customers by creating personalised and valuable content and experiences. While outbound marketing takes a more broad approach, inbound marketing aims to create lasting connections and solve problems.
Indexing
The way that search engines collect, store and organise site content after crawling, that allows sites to show up in search results.
Influencer
Influencers are social media users who have significant influence or a large following. Influencer marketing is a form of social media marketing that uses recommendations and product mentions from influencers.
Internal Linking
Hyperlinks on a website that point to other pages on the same site, which is great for both SEO and user experience.
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Javascript
JavaScript is a programming language commonly used to create interactive effects and track visitor actions in web browsers. It’s used in many things that inbound marketers use every day, such as forms and tracking codes.
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Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are metrics tracked by a company that determine the overall relative effectiveness of a company’s marketing or sales activities.
Keywords
Keywords are words or phrases that people enter when searching for products or services. Search engines then return what the algorithm decides are the most relevant results to the keywords.
Keyword Stuffing
A Black Hat SEO technique where sites overload content with keywords to fool search engine rankings into ranking their page higher than their competitors.
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Landing Page
Landing pages are designed to provide the most relevant information depending on the source of the traffic. A landing page can be an existing page or a new page designed to be most relevant to the traffic.
Landing Page Views
The number of times your landing page has been viewed by users visiting your site.
Lead Generation (Lead Gen)
Lead generation is the process of generating consumer interest in a product or service with the goal of converting them into customers. In online marketing, this typically involves collecting visitor contact information (known as “leads”) via web forms.
Lead Nurturing
Lead nurturing is the process of nurturing leads who are in the consideration stage. Successful lead nurturing involves anticipating a buyer’s needs based on who they are (using segmentation) and where they are in the buying process.
Leads
In marketing, a lead is a person or organisation that has interacted with your business or is a potential future customer.
Life Time Value (LTV)
An estimate of the amount of revenue a customer will make for your business during their lifespan shopping with you.
Landing Page Views
List
Marketing Lists are lists of prospects that businesses can use to generate sales and brand awareness through online and offline marketing.
Local Pack or Map Pack
The feature on Google that displays three prominent local business listings and a map for specific search queries.
Local SEO
This is when you optimise your site to rank higher for searches in your local area. For example, suppose you’re an electrician based in London, rather than just ranking for “electrician”. In that case, you might want to focus on ranking for “electrician in London” so that you’re found by customers in your area.
Long Tail Keywords
Long-tail keywords are keywords or key phrases that are more specific than commonly used short, generic keywords and are usually longer. Long-tail keywords get less search traffic, but they’re more specific, so they’re generally more likely to convert.
Lookalike Audience
An audience made of individuals who are similar (AKA “look like”) to your current customers.
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Marketing Mix
Marketing mix refers to the set of instruments or tactics a company uses to market its brand or products. The 4 P’s make up a typical marketing mix: price, product, promotion and place. But marketing is such a broad topic that marketers have started adding Ps like packaging, positioning, people, and even politics as important mix factors.
MER (Marketing Efficiency Ratio)
MER or Marketing Efficiency Ratio measures the overall performance of digital marketing efforts. The formula is total sales divided by total costs.
Meta Data
Information about a webpage’s content, usually hidden within the HTML code used by search engines to rank and understand pages.
Meta Pixel
A snippet of JavaScript code that tracks visitor activity to measure the success of Facebook and Instagram ads.
Micro-Influencer
An influencer with a smaller following (typically 10K–100K) but often higher engagement rates and niche community trust.
Middle Of The Funnel
The middle of the marketing funnel is when brand-aware customers are approaching the purchase stage. Educational content and reviews are important for this part of the buyer journey, as people at this stage want more detailed and in-depth information about the brand.
Mobile-First Indexing
A practice where Google mostly uses the mobile version of a website for indexing and ranking.
Moodboard
A collection of visuals (images, textures, colours) to inspire or align on the creative direction.
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Negative Keywords
A type of keyword that prevents your ad from appearing if people use certain words or phrases. People searching for that phrase won’t see your ad. This is also called negative matching.
Navigation
The way you guide users through your site to find what they’re looking for.
No-Follow Link
No Follow Links are used to tell search engines not to crawl the link or to influence the ranking of the website it links to.
“No-Index” Tag
A signal to search engine crawlers to not index a particular page.
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Off-Page SEO
“Off-page SEO” (also called “off-site SEO”) are actions taken externally to your website that impact your rankings within search engine results. Along with on-page SEO, these include several of the factors of basic SEO that help a site rank higher.
On-Page SEO
“On-page SEO” (also known as “on-site SEO”) is the practice of optimising website elements to rank higher and get more relevant traffic from search engines such as Google.
Open Rate
Email open rate is the percentage of subscribers who opened an email out of the total number of emails sent.
Optimisation
Marketing optimisation is about improving your strategy to reach your business’s goals. This process involves using data and insights to inform any adjustments you make to your marketing efforts.
Organic
Organic marketing is a strategy to generate traffic without spending money. This includes blog posts, case studies, and social media content.
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Page Speed
The amount of time it takes a website to load after a user clicks on the link.
Pages / Session
Pages per session, also known as page views per session, is the total number of pages viewed divided by the total number of sessions that occurred. It shows the average number of pages on your website that users visit per session.
Page View
A page view (or page view hit, page tracking hit) is an instance of a page that is loaded (or reloaded) in a browser. Page views is a metric defined as the total number of pages viewed.
Pagination
The way websites divide large amounts of content into smaller, more manageable pages.
Paid Search
Paid Search Advertising is a form of digital marketing that allows companies to pay search engines to place their ads on relevant search engine results pages and drive traffic to their websites.
Pain Points
A pain point is a specific problem faced by a current or potential customer in the marketplace that a business can solve. This is normally written about in ad copy.
People Also Ask
A Google rich snippet feature that shows extra information users might be looking for based on their initial search.
Placement
Product placement is a form of advertising that showcases a brand’s products and services in productions such as movies and television shows that target a large audience.
PPC (Pay Per Click)
PPC or pay-per-click is a type of digital advertising in which an advertiser pays a fee each time a customer clicks on one of their ads.
Purchase Conversion Value
A metric that measures the total value of purchases made by customers who clicked on your ad.
Purchase Rate
A metric that measures the percentage of potential customers who buy from your business within a specified time period.
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Qualified Lead
A Qualified Lead is a lead that meets the necessary criteria to be reviewed by the marketing team and routed to the sales team.
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Ranking
The order in which sites are shown in search results.
Reach
Reach is the total number of individual people who saw your ad or content. If a total of 100 people saw your ad, your ad’s reach is 100. This differs to impressions, as impressions disregard whether the person has seen your content before so will have a higher number than reach.
Redirection
Automatically directing users to a different (but similar) URL on your site than the one they were originally looking for.
Reels
Short, engaging videos on platforms like Instagram and Facebook, designed for quick consumption.
Relevance
How well your offer (product or service) aligns with your potential customers.
Rendering
The process of converting website code into an interactive page that you can see in your browser.
Responsive Web Design
Responsive web design refers to websites designed with mobile-friendly features, content, and media. A responsive website changes and adapts to the screen size of the device – like smartphones and desktop computers.
Retargeting
Retargeting is a strategy that primarily uses paid advertising to target audiences who have visited a website or social media profile. Retargeted marketing aims to move a potential customer further down the conversion funnel.
Rich Snippet
A type of enhanced search result that shows extra information about a site directly in search results. This includes things like star ratings, product images and reviews.
ROAS (Return On Ad Spend)
Return on ad spend (ROAS) is an important key performance indicator (KPI) in digital marketing. It refers to the amount of revenue that is earned for every pound spent on a campaign.
ROI (Return on Investment)
Marketing ROI is a way of measuring the return on investment from the amount a company spends on marketing efforts.
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SaaS
SaaS marketing is a type of marketing that focuses specifically on lead nurturing and generation for subscription-based software products.
Sales Funnel
Sales funnel is a marketing term for the customer journey. It is a metaphor for the customer journey from seeing your brand for the first time to becoming a customer.
Schema
AKA Schema Markup pairs information on your site with data values so that search engines have a better understanding of your content.
Search Engine
The place you go to search for information on the internet. Popular search engines include sites like Google, Bing and Yahoo.
Search Intent
The “why?” behind users’ searches, the purpose or goal people have in mind when using search engines.
Search Query
The words or phrases you type into a search engine to get your results.
Search Volume
The average number of times a keyword or phrase is searched for. This is normally within a particular timeframe, typically it’s one month.
Sessions
A session is a time frame in which a user interacts with a website. For example, a single session can include multiple page views, events, and e-commerce transactions.
Segmentation
Segmentation is a technique for dividing customers into groups based on demographics. This can include, psychological, behavioural, and geographic factors.
SEM (Search Engine Marketing)
Search Engine Marketing (SEM) is a digital marketing strategy designed to increase a website’s visibility in search engine results, such as Google.
SEO (Search Engine Optimisation)
SEO marketing is a form of digital marketing that involves optimising a website or specific element (such as a social media page) with the aim of appearing higher in the search results for given keywords.
SERP (Search Engine Results Page)
The page a search engine such as Google returns after a user submits a search query.
Shoot Plan
A pre-production document that outlines all the necessary details for a successful photo or video shoot. It typically includes the content objectives, visual style, location, shot list, equipment, talent or models needed, timing, and key deliverables. It helps ensure the shoot runs smoothly, stays on-brand, and achieves its marketing goals.
Site Health
Site Health is a metric provided by SEO tools like SEMRush and Ahrefs that measures a website’s structure, speed, security and technical SEO.
Sitemap
A file that lists all the URLs on a website so that search engines can get an overview of the structure and content.
SMB (Small And Midsize Businesses)
SMB stands for Small And Midsize Business. A business with fewer than 100 employees is considered small. A business with 100-999 employees is considered midsize.
Social Listening
The process of monitoring digital conversations to understand what customers are saying about a brand and industry online.
Social Proof
Visual content that highlights customer reviews, testimonials, or brand credibility (often styled as quotes or video snippets).
Storyboarding
A sequence of drawings or visuals used to plan video or animation content.
Story Post
Short-lived content formats on platforms like Instagram and Facebook that disappear after 24 hours.
Structured Data
A standard format for providing information about a webpage and its content to search engines.
Suppressed
A suppressed list is a list of subscribers who should not receive emails.
S.W.O.T Analysis
SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. It is used to assess a business’s areas for improvement and potential opportunities for future growth.
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Target Audience
Your target audience is the group of people who are most likely to be interested in your product or service. Members of this group share common traits.
Testimonial
In marketing, the term testimonial is used to describe an advertising method in which a person makes positive comments about a product or brand. The purpose of a testimonial is to build trust and strengthen brand credibility. Testimonials can be in the form of written content such as an online review. They can also be in video format.
Thank You Page
A thank you page is the page that a visitor, prospect, or customer sees after joining your mailing list, submitting a form, or making a purchase.
Thread
A series of connected posts or tweets (especially on X/Twitter or Instagram) used to tell a story or dive deep into a topic.
Top of Page Rate
The number of times your ad appeared at the top of the page in search results out of the total number of appearances. This is shown in percentage form. For example, if you gained 200 impressions and 40 appeared in a position above organic search, the top of the page rate would be 20%.
Top Of The Funnel
Top of Funnel Marketing is used to refer to activities and campaigns focused on lead generation and target consumers who have had no previous exposure to your brand.
Total Spend
This is the total advertising expenditure. This includes agency fees (should you have any), subscriptions such as design tools, training programmes. Any extra expenses will be included.
TOV
Tone of voice (or TOV) is less about what you say and more about how you say something. The tone of voice is influenced by your choice of words and phrases. There are different tone of voices, examples include funny, authoritative, conversational.
Traffic
Traffic refers to the number of visitors who have visited your website or a particular web page.
Trends
Popular topics, formats, sounds, or challenges that gain rapid traction on social media platforms. These can include viral memes, seasonal content themes, emerging platform features, or cultural moments. Staying on top of trends allows brands to engage audiences more effectively and remain relevant in real time.
Trust Flow
Trust flow is used as a key metric to measure a website’s credibility.
Typography
The style and arrangement of type used in designs, essential for branding and readability.
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UGC (User-Generated Content)
Authentic content created by customers or influencers that brands repurpose in their marketing.
UI
UI or user interface is what a user can interact with to use a digital product or service. This can include screens, touchscreens, keyboards.
Unique Clicks
Unique Clicks are a count of the number of people who clicked on your digital advertisement at least once.
Unique Outbound CTR
A metric that measures the percentage of unique users who saw an ad and then clicked a link to take them to an external site.
Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
Also known as Unique Selling Point, your USP is what makes your product or service different to that of your competitors.
Unique Visitor
A unique visitor is someone who has visited your website at least once and is only counted once during the reporting period.
URL
URL is short for Uniform Resource Locator. It means the address of a website page or other resource on the Internet.
URL Parameters
Extra pieces of information added to a URL after a (?)
User-Generated Content (UGC)
Content that is created by users (AKA real people) rather than by the company or brand itself.
UX (User Experience)
UX or User Experience encompasses all aspects of end-user interaction with a company, its services and its products.
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Viral
Content that rapidly spreads across platforms due to high engagement and shares, usually driven by relatability, humour, or emotional resonance.
Visibility
Brand visibility is the amount the brand is seen by existing and potential customers on social media, search results, and other marketing channels.
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“White Hat” SEO Techniques
The opposite of “Black Hat” SEO, “White Hat” SEO are ethical strategies that comply with search engine guidelines and aim to improve a site’s organic ranking over time.
Wireframes
A wireframe is a schematic representation of a web page, its content, and its behaviour, but without any graphical elements. Wireframes are used to lay out the website architecture and functionality, navigate between pages, and even allow users to run tests.
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X
X (once known as Twitter) is a social media platform that allows users to share short posts, engage in conversations and follow along with updates from brands, businesses, individuals and organisations globally.
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4:5
Image/Video size – This size is slightly longer than Square and is a new format for ads.
1:1
Image/Video size – usually known as “Square”.
9:16
Image/Video size – This is the size required for full-screen social media content such as Instagram stories.
16:9
Image/Video size – this is usually perfect for YouTube.
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Packages to suit all businesses
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Included Hours To provide you with greater transparency, we bill what we do by the hour and our packages are designed to suit a variety of small businesses. | 15 | 30 | 45 | 75 |
| Term | 3 Months | 3 Months | 6 Months | 6 Months |
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Team Member They are the hands-on team members who oversee your account, reporting on the data and performance of your campaign to keep things running smoothly. Account Managers bring their many years of experience to the table and will be focused on strategising and developing new opportunities whilst our Account Executives are focused on the day to day, working solely on one channel. | Account Executive | Account Executive | Account Manager | Account Manager |
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Copywriting Our in-house copywriters will do what they do best; find the words that will engage your target customers and speak in your brand’s voice. | ||||
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Keyword/Audience Research Whether you need to zero in on a specific niche or reach a broader audience, our experts in keyword and audience research have you covered. We’ll monitor industry trends and emerging keywords to ensure your brand and ads stay relevant. | ||||
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Strategy From tailored media plans to fine-tuned SEO, our specialised team brings a wealth of experience to the table. We’ll create a strategy that makes your brand shine by continuously monitoring performance and making adjustments when needed. | ||||
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Creative/Video Content In our specifically designed studio, we don’t just make content; we enhance brand narratives and drive engagement through impactful storytelling. Our talented team can also create high-quality creatives and collaborate with influencers/content creators to develop UGC that drives sales and takes your brand to the next level. | ||||
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Campaign Setup Whatever is decided will align with the goals you’ve set for your business, we put the necessary actions and ads in place to achieve the desired campaign results. | ||||
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Management & Optimisation Ensuring that your campaigns continue to perform is key for a long term partnership. Plus, we always want to improve on the results we've generated so there is no such thing as too many optimisations | ||||
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Conversion Rate Optimisation CRO is the term we’ll use when referring to our focus on increasing the number of visitors to your digital platform who convert before they leave. | ||||
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Google Analytics Tracking We ensure every element of your campaign is tracked through the easy to use Google Analytics Dashboard | ||||
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Monthly Reports We share user-friendly monthly reports so we can take the information we provide you to the next level. | ||||
| Bespoke Report Dashboard We utilise this user-friendly dashboard so we can take the reports we provide you to the next level. It really is the ‘Mothership’ of reporting systems! | ||||
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Meetings These are important for everyone. They’re the opportunity for human interaction, one on one guidance, relationship building, friendship forming; and the sharing of biscuits and dog hugs… | Fortnightly | Fortnightly | Weekly | Weekly |
We will be able to advise on the best package for your business during your initial 30 minute consultation.
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