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call-to-action
In digital marketing, a CTA is the trigger that makes ##57.1## ##57.2## ##57.3## respond to marketing content. A CTA is a short message that attempts to persuade the user to perform an immediate desired action. Clicking on a button that says "contact us", "free trial", "add to cart" or "pay here" is an obvious action button. However, such "actions" are not limited to clicking on buttons; they can include subscribing to a newsletter, participating in a short survey, sharing content with a third-party mail address or other. The popularity of any defined call-to-action can be measured by a conversion rate.
client
Refers to both the customer and the consumer. It is also associated with several synonyms, such as shopper, subscriber and user. Legally, if a client allows you to add their personal data to [3.01/3.02] client database, then that person is a "known client". If no data about a consumer exists in the ##1.21## ##1.22## records, then that client is an "anonymous client".
client relationship marketing
A management philosophy and a software system that allows a ##1.21## ##1.22## to keep track of every interaction with current and past ##57.1## ##57.2## ##57.3## - abbreviated as "CRM". The process of tracking and organizing information on every action, transaction, phone call, eMail or other. with regards to every client, which allows the [1.21/1.22] to better identify, acquire, retain and develop ##57.4## ##57.5##. CRM helps firms improve their quality of service, track the trends of [57.4/57.5] and enhance loyalty. CRM is often associated with big data.
confidentiality agreement
A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) that legally forbids revealing any content of your marketing plan to another party.
conversion rate
In foreign exchange, a conversion rate is the ratio between two currencies. In digital marketing it is to do with "unique" users of a website or an app that respond to a desired call-to-action (CTA) that can be digitally tracked. The nature of the online "action" is monitory (based on sales funnel metrics) or non-monitory, such as subscribing to a newsletter, clicking on a banner, downloading content or filling in a survey. The rate between all "unique" users and those who have completed a desired action during a set period of time is measured as a percentage. If 1000 "unique" users are traced in [3.01/3.02] website within a month and 30 of them have clicked on a banner that was pre-defined as a desired action, the conversion rate is 30 divided by 1000, thus 3%.
corporate values
A corporate social responsibility and DEI - diversity, equality, inclusion demonstrate examples of values, beliefs and social impact goals of its founders and managers. Fostering core family values is a great example of a corporate value.")
Many view a management's dedication to upholding these corporate values as a marker of authenticity.
To challenge the authenticity of social values-related activities, the approach of Woke Marketing has emerged Clear values are required to improve the way ##2.992## function within a ##0.3##, such as ##1##. Examples of such values (also called "core values" or "code of conduct") are: "Quality, Safety and Environmental Care" (Volvo, a small Swedish ##1.21## ##1.22## in 1927), "Our employee is our #1 stakeholder" (The Container Store, a small Texan ##1.21## ##1.22## in 1978), or "We stand behind the quality of our ##8.11## ##8.12## ##8.13## ##6.1## ##6.2## ##6.3##" (a promising ##0.3## "funded in ##3.4## ")!
corporate vision
A brief, one or two sentence description of the abstract aspirations of the ##1.27##, without using dates or numbers, on where it is ideally heading in the long run. A more effective vision defines ultimate success and can inspire ##2.992## (this is also called the "vision statement" or the "raison d'être" of the ##1.21## ##1.22##).