Glossary index
Marketing terms beginning with T
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T terms
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A snippet of code that sends data to or runs a tool when a condition is met.
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A short, memorable phrase that captures a brand's identity or main promise.
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The defined group a marketing effort is designed to reach and influence.
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An automated strategy that sets bids to get as many conversions as possible near a target cost each.
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A Google Ads automated bidding strategy that sets bids to appear in a chosen percentage of eligible auctions, in a chosen position on the page.
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The specific group of customers a business decides to focus its marketing on.
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An automated strategy that sets bids to reach a target return on ad spend from conversion value.
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A single, linear sequence of steps to complete one specific task.
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TCPA Compliance
Telephone Consumer Protection ActTCPA Compliance means following the US law that governs telemarketing calls, texts, and prerecorded messages.
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How long an experiment runs before you read and act on its results.
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How many experiments a team runs in a given period, often per month or quarter.
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Running small experiments, measuring results, and applying what you learn.
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Pages that offer little or no value to users, often short or duplicated.
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A cookie set by a domain other than the website a user is visiting, used to track across sites.
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A series of connected posts by one author read together as a single flow.
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The share of people who pause scrolling to actually watch or view your content.
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A time lag report shows how many days pass between the first interaction and conversion.
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Time on page estimates how long a visitor spent viewing a single page.
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TTFB measures how long the browser waits for the first byte from the server.
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Time-decay attribution gives more credit to touchpoints that happen closer to the conversion.
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The HTML element that sets a page's title, often shown as the clickable result headline.
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The awareness stage where people first discover a brand or problem.
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The consistent style and attitude a brand uses in its writing and speech.
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A news box on Google results that highlights recent articles about a topic.
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A group of related pages linked around one central topic to build depth and authority.
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The process of generating and shortlisting content topic ideas worth pursuing.
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Showing ads on pages and videos grouped around a chosen subject or theme.
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The depth and breadth of a site's content on a subject, signaling subject-matter expertise.
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Total Addressable Market (TAM)
Total Addressable MarketThe total revenue possible if a product captured its entire relevant market.
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A low-quality or spammy inbound link that may harm a site's search reputation.
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A one-to-one email triggered by a user action to deliver expected, non-promotional information.
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Transactional intent means the searcher is ready to buy or take action.
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Creatively recreating a message in another language to keep its intent, tone, and emotional impact.
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Testing whether people can find items in a text-only version of your site structure.
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A subject or hashtag seeing a sudden surge in social media activity right now.
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Inserting a brand into a trending topic, hashtag, or cultural moment to gain attention.
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A rule in a tag manager that decides when a tag should fire.
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An email sent automatically in response to a specific subscriber action or event.
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A small graphic that signals a site is safe, credible, or endorsed to reassure visitors.
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Majestic's score estimating a site's link quality based on proximity to trusted seed sites.
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An element that reassures visitors a site or business is credible and safe.
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A false positive: concluding a change works when it actually does not.
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A false negative: missing a real improvement because the test failed to detect it.