A plain-speaking, helpful glossary to support your Marketing Automation journey.
Campaign management – The process of creating, executing, and measuring marketing programs directed at specific audience segments
Demand generation – The act of using marketing to create interest or demand in a company’s products or services
Email marketing – The use of email communication to increase awareness, generate
Landing page optimisation – The process of obtaining the greatest number of conversions from a landing page by continuously testing and revising various landing page elements
Lead database – A system used to collect information on a company’s leads such as demographic, BANT, and behavioural data
Lead management – The process of generating revenue from leads by collecting, qualifying, and interacting with individuals and/ or organisations in relevant ways throughout the buying process
Lead scoring – The process of determining the sales readiness of leads using a pre-determined scoring methodology and ranking them accordingly
Marketing asset – A piece of marketing content (e.g. guide, white papers, videos, newsletters, webinars, landing page, etc.) used to educate and generate interest for a company’s products
Marketing automation – The use of technology to manage and automate the process of converting prospective customers into actual buyers
Revenue cycle – A new way of looking at the traditional sales cycle, the revenue cycle starts from the day the organisation first meets a prospect and continues through the sale and beyond to the customer relationship
Trigger – An event based on a change or update in status, demographic information, or user behaviour that causes a lead to proceed along a specific workflow branch or
Website monitoring – The ability to monitor page visits,
Workflow – A pre-determined path of interactions for individuals to experience based on their profile, demographic, and/or behavioural data with the goal of nurturing and building relationships