Dictionary AMA Whether you're looking for an obscure phrase or your basic marketing definition, the AMA Dictionary has it all! Originating from the print version in 1995, we're always adding new terms to keep marketers up to date in the ever-evolving marketing profession. Browse terms related to - A. D. Little Business Profile Matrix Refer to "See Also" column to the right. A/B testing, at its simplest, is randomly showing a visitor one version of a page- (A) version or (B) version- and tracking the changes in behavior based on which version they saw. The discontinuance of a marketed product. The number of abandoned shopping carts vs. the number of completed transactions. An approach for classifying accounts based on their attractiveness. ABC inventory classification A classification scheme used to implement inventory management strategies. Formerly known as The Mining Company, About is a guide based information portal. Absolute URLs use the full-path address, such as 1.
Glossary of Internet & Web Jargon The URL of this page is Buttons in most browsers' Tool Button Bar, upper left. BACK returns you to the document previously viewed. FORWARD goes to the next document, after you go BACK. If it seems like the BACK button does not work, check whether you are in a new browser window; some links are programmed to open a new window. Each window has its own short-term search HISTORY. BLOG or WEB LOG A blog (short for "web log") is a type of web page that offers a series of posted items (short articles, photos, diary entries, etc.). All major web browsers include a way to store links to sites you wish to return to. To create a bookmark, click on BOOKMARKS or FAVORITES, then ADD. An alternative method is to store your bookmarks on a website, such as delicious or digg, that lets you access them from any computer on the Internet and see what others have bookmarked. See -REJECT TERM and FUZZY AND. CRAWLER or WEBCRAWLER Same as Spider.
E-marketing (F) s Glossary of Internet Terms The URL of this document is: which is where you can look for the latest, most complete version. Feel free to make links to that URL. Back to Index 1xRTT -- (Single Carrier (1x) Radio Transmission Technology) A wireless communications protocol used for connections to networks by devices such as laptop computers. 1xRTT has the capability of providing data transfer speeds of up to 144 thousand bps. 1xRTT is a built on top of another widely used protocol, CDMA and is also called CMDA2000. See also: bps, CDMA, Network, Protocol ADN -- (Advanced Digital Network) Usually refers to a 56Kbps leased-line. See also: bps, Leased Line ADSL -- (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) A DSL line where the upload speed is different from the download speed. See also: Download, DSL, SDSL, Upload Ajax -- (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) Often (but not always) the data fetched by the javascript code is in XML format. See also: JavaScript, Web page, XML Anonymous FTP See also: FTP
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Stop using the lens of your preconceptions : Pharyngula 3.6 Beta Well. There’s another paper out discussing science blogs, which is a good thing, I suppose. I just find the conclusion a bit disappointing. Where the author loses me is with this summary. To become a tool for non-scientist participation, science blogs need to stabilize as a genre or as a set of subgenres where smaller conversations may facilitate more meaningful participation from members of the public. We don’t need to ‘stabilize’ on anything: the virtue of this medium is unfettered diversity. I also think I am pretty aware of my audience, and if you look at the comment threads here, they aren’t just scientists. I can’t help but think that the author had some preconceptions about how a science blog should be (which usually means antiseptic, pure, aloof, esoteric, and technical) and found that they are rarely that way at all.
Impact of Celebrity Endorsements and the Prevalence of Vampire Effect- A Review Keywords Endorsements, Celebrities, Advertisements, Vampire Effect, Credibility Model. Introduction Today the marketing team of every organisation has been facing immense difficulties to connect with their potential market. Famous celebrities have been used as attention getting devices to endorse many different types of products and merchandise like food, textile, sports, electronics and many more. In today's era identity for a brand is very important and in this process companies use many more devices to make the advertisement reach the consumer. Advertisements actually create a mind-set of imitating the celebrity used. A lot of people are worrying on whether the large amount of investments made on celebrities would bring in suitable returns. Huge research has been done on various aspects related to advertisements and marketing but still this aspect of vampire effect is still lacking in much researched literature. Literature Review And Analysis One model is the Source Credibility Model.
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Decoding Decisions: The purchase behaviour Category heuristics: Short descriptions of key product specifications can simplify purchase decisions.Power of now: The longer you have to wait for a product, the weaker the proposition becomes.Social proof: Recommendations and reviews from others can be very persuasive.Scarcity bias: As stock or availability of a product decreases, the more desirable it becomes.Authority bias: Being swayed by an expert or trusted source.Power of free: A free gift with a purchase, even if unrelated, can be a powerful motivator. These biases formed the basis for our large-scale shopping experiment with real in-market shoppers simulating 310,000 purchase scenarios across financial services, consumer packaged goods, retail, travel, and utilities. In the experiment, shoppers were asked to pick their first and second favourite brands within a category, and then a range of biases were applied to see if people would switch their preference from one brand to another.
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