marketing

MARKETING = ['ma: kiting] noun
pazarlama
İngilizce örnek : Who is in charge of marketing?
Türkçe çevirisi : Pazarlamaya kim bakıyor? (Pazarlamadan kim sorunlu?)

MARKETING = (business administration) The process of promoting and selling products or services, including market research, advertising, and branding.

MARKETING
Digital marketing: The promotion of products, services, or brands using digital channels and platforms such as social media, email, search engines, and websites.
Content marketing: A strategic marketing approach focused on creating valuable, relevant content to attract and engage a target audience, often used for brand awareness and customer education.
Social media marketing: The use of social media platforms and websites to promote products, services, or brands, engage with audiences, and drive website traffic or sales.
Email marketing: A digital marketing strategy that involves sending targeted emails to prospects or customers to promote products, share news, or build relationships.
Influencer marketing: A form of marketing that involves collaborating with influencers, individuals with a significant online following, to promote products, services, or brands.
Affiliate marketing: A performance-based marketing strategy where businesses reward affiliates for driving traffic, leads, or sales through affiliate links or referrals.
Search engine marketing (SEM): A form of online marketing that promotes websites by increasing their visibility in search engine results pages through paid advertising (PPC) and optimization techniques.
Content marketing strategy: A plan or approach that outlines how businesses will create, distribute, and manage content to attract and engage a target audience, drive conversions, and achieve marketing objectives.
Brand marketing: The process of promoting and building a brand's identity, reputation, values, and image through various marketing strategies and activities.
Event marketing: A marketing strategy that involves organizing or sponsoring events, conferences, trade shows, or exhibitions to promote products, services, or brands and engage with target audiences.
Mobile marketing: A marketing strategy focused on reaching target audiences through mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, using apps, SMS, MMS, or mobile websites.
B2B marketing: Business-to-business marketing refers to strategies and activities that promote products or services to other businesses rather than individual consumers.
B2C marketing: Business-to-consumer marketing involves strategies and activities aimed at promoting products or services directly to individual consumers.
Integrated marketing communications (IMC): A strategic approach that combines various marketing channels and tactics, such as advertising, public relations, digital marketing, and sales promotions, to deliver consistent and cohesive brand messages to target audiences.
Guerrilla marketing: An unconventional marketing strategy that relies on creativity, imagination, and low-cost tactics to promote products, services, or brands in unexpected ways or locations.
Local marketing: A marketing strategy focused on promoting products, services, or brands to local audiences or communities through localized advertising, events, partnerships, or promotions.
Targeted marketing: A marketing approach that focuses on identifying and reaching specific segments or audiences based on demographics, behaviors, interests, or preferences.
Retargeting marketing: A digital marketing strategy that involves targeting users who have previously visited a website or interacted with a brand online with relevant ads to encourage them to revisit or convert.
Direct marketing: A marketing strategy that involves communicating directly with potential customers through various channels such as mail, email, telemarketing, or direct response advertising.
Product marketing: The process of promoting and selling a specific product or line of products, including market research, positioning, pricing, promotion, and distribution strategies.
Marketing analytics: The practice of measuring, analyzing, and interpreting marketing data and metrics to evaluate performance, optimize campaigns, and make data-driven decisions.
Customer relationship marketing (CRM): A marketing strategy focused on building and maintaining long-term relationships with customers through personalized communication, engagement, and customer service.
Inbound marketing: A marketing methodology focused on attracting customers through valuable content, interactions, and experiences that align with their interests, needs, and behaviors.
Outbound marketing: A traditional marketing approach that involves reaching out to potential customers through methods such as cold calling, direct mail, print advertising, or TV/radio commercials.
Niche marketing: A marketing strategy that targets a specific segment or niche market with specialized products, services, or messages tailored to their unique needs, preferences, or interests.
Viral marketing: A marketing strategy that relies on creating content or campaigns that quickly spread and gain popularity through word-of-mouth, social sharing, or online sharing platforms.
Interactive marketing: A marketing approach that encourages audience participation, engagement, or interaction through interactive content, experiences, or platforms such as quizzes, polls, contests, or games.
Cause marketing: A marketing strategy that involves partnering with nonprofit organizations or social causes to promote products, raise awareness, or support charitable initiatives while enhancing brand reputation and values.
Experiential marketing: A marketing strategy that focuses on creating immersive, memorable, and interactive brand experiences or events to engage consumers, build relationships, and drive loyalty.
Relationship marketing: A marketing approach that emphasizes building and maintaining long-term relationships with customers through personalized communication, trust, loyalty, and mutual value creation.
Promotional marketing: A marketing strategy focused on creating and distributing promotional materials or offers to attract customers, drive sales, or increase brand awareness.
Multi-channel marketing: A marketing approach that utilizes multiple channels, such as online, offline, direct, and indirect, to reach and engage customers across various touchpoints and platforms.
Consumer marketing: A marketing strategy aimed at promoting products or services directly to individual consumers, focusing on their needs, preferences, and purchasing behaviors.
Segmented marketing: A marketing approach that divides a broad target market into smaller segments based on demographics, psychographics, or behaviors, allowing for more personalized and targeted strategies.
International marketing: A marketing strategy focused on promoting products or services in multiple countries or global markets, considering cultural, economic, and regulatory differences.
Market research: The process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data about target markets, consumers, competitors, and industry trends to inform marketing strategies, decisions, and planning.
Positioning marketing: The strategic process of defining and communicating a product or brand's unique value proposition, benefits, and differentiation in the marketplace relative to competitors.
Channel marketing: A marketing strategy that focuses on building and managing relationships with intermediaries, distributors, or partners to reach and serve target customers through various distribution channels.
Loyalty marketing: A marketing approach that focuses on retaining existing customers, encouraging repeat purchases, and fostering long-term relationships through loyalty programs, rewards, and personalized experiences.
Product launch marketing: The strategic planning and execution of marketing activities, campaigns, and initiatives to introduce a new product or service to the market successfully.
In-store marketing: A marketing strategy that focuses on promoting products, offers, or brands within retail environments, such as stores, supermarkets, or malls, to drive sales and enhance customer experiences.
Retail marketing: A marketing approach tailored to the unique needs, challenges, and opportunities of the retail industry, focusing on driving foot traffic, sales, and customer loyalty.
Channel partner marketing: A marketing strategy that focuses on collaborating with channel partners, resellers, or distributors to promote and sell products or services through their networks and channels.
Personalized marketing: A marketing approach that uses data, technology, and insights to deliver tailored content, offers, and experiences to individual customers based on their preferences, behaviors, or purchase history.
Mobile app marketing: A marketing strategy focused on promoting and driving engagement for mobile applications through app stores, advertising, user acquisition, and retention tactics.
E-commerce marketing: A marketing approach tailored to online businesses and platforms, focusing on driving website traffic, conversions, sales, and customer loyalty through digital channels.
Customer acquisition marketing: A marketing strategy focused on attracting and acquiring new customers through various channels, campaigns, and initiatives to grow the customer base and revenue.
Customer retention marketing: A marketing approach that focuses on keeping existing customers engaged, satisfied, and loyal through personalized communication, offers, rewards, and customer service.
Trade show marketing: A marketing strategy that involves participating in trade shows, exhibitions, or industry events to showcase products, generate leads, build relationships, and enhance brand visibility.
Social listening marketing: A marketing approach that involves monitoring, analyzing, and responding to online conversations, mentions, or sentiments about a brand, product, or industry on social media platforms to inform strategies, campaigns, and customer engagement.