In the marketing world, there is a lot of words that we don't know about. Some of them can help you improve your vocabulary about the marketing field.
Affordable
adjective
Inexpensive; reasonably priced.
Example: However, the book is reasonably affordable and provides a general enough background on analogy to make it a worthwhile addition to any bookshelf.
fr: Abordable
Astonishing
adjective
Extremely surprising or impressive; amazing.
Example: That’s because the polar ice caps are melting at astonishing speed due to climate change, potentially opening up sea routes that used to be unnavigable for much of the year.
fr: Étonnant
Essential
adjective or noun
Absolutely necessary; extremely important.
Example: Before understanding Canix, it’s essential to know the landscape of growing legal cannabis in the United States.
fr: Indispenbsable
Game-changer
noun
An event, idea, or procedure that effects a significant shift in the current manner of doing or thinking about something.
Example: Netflix creating original content is a game changer.
fr: Changeur de jeu
Guarantee
noun or verb
For which a guarantee is provided; formally assured.
Example: While we are optimistic with the progress being made, there are no guarantees and it is possible there will be no one-size-fits-all vaccine.
fr: Garanti
Limited-time
noun
A period of time within which something must be done or completed. It can also be an object or service offered for a certain period of time.
Example: The test requires subjects to organize their activity in order to carry out parts of six tasks in a limited time period and without breaking certain rules.
fr: Temps limité
Moneyback
adjective
Denoting an agreement or guarantee that provides for the customer's money to be refunded if not satisfied.
Example: Usually for a fixed fee of several hundred pounds, the consultancy undertakes to find grants for which a business is eligible and a money-back guarantee is often offered.
fr: Remboursement
Risky
adjective
Full of the possibility of danger, failure, or loss.
Example: So, he’s been exploring what kind of incentives will best lead drug companies to invest in the risky and costly business of vaccines.
fr: Risqué
Tempting
adjective
Appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or inadvisable.
Example: Ideally, your mask should fit comfortably enough that you aren’t tempted to fidget with it and snugly enough that it stays in place for long periods of time.
fr: tentant
Transformative
adjective
Causing a marked change in someone or something.
Example: Such a theory stresses the transformative and educational possibilities of architecture.