Marketing.
Marketing.
15 New words about marketing and sales. terms
This glossary contents 15 useful marketing terms and definitions.
- Annual Recurring Revenue Growth Rate (ARRG)
- noun
- Company's annual recurring revenue growth rate over a particular period.
- Example: Apple's annual recurring revenue growth rate accelerates massively after Covid.
- Business-to-Consumer Sales (B2C)
- conjunction
- The process of selling products, services, or solutions directly to individual consumers.
- Buyer Persona
- A fictional representation of an ideal customer or target audience segment.
- Churn
- Churn refers to customers or subscribers discontinuing their relationship with a business or service.
- Cold Calling
- A sales technique that solicits business from customers who have never interacted with a salesperson making a call.
- Commission
- A form of compensation that is typically awarded to salespeople based on the value or volume of sales they generate.
- Customer Health Score
- The assessment of the overall health or satisfaction of customers in their relationship with the company.
- Discovery Call
- noun
- The first call a sales representative makes to a prospect.
- Gatekeeper
- noun
- A person who prevents information from getting to another person(s) in a company.
- Margin
- noun
- The difference between a product or service's selling price and the cost of production.
- Marketing mix
- noun
- The combination of products, prices, places, and promotions that it uses to set itself apart from the competition.
- Example: The marketing mix is a set of marketing tools that a company uses to pursue marketing objectives.
- Net Promoter Score (NPS)
- noun
- A measure of customer satisfaction and loyalty towards the product or service of the brand.
- Onboarding
- noun
- A method companies go through to bring new sales representatives into their organization and help them gain the skills.
- Public relations
- noun
- A strategic communication processes that builds mutually beneficial relationships between companies and their clients.
- Example: Public relations helps organizations to create a positive and strong relationship with the audience.
- Value Proposition
- noun
- The value of a product or company intended to make it more attractive to potential buyers and differentiates it from competitors.