55 Marketing Acronyms You Need to Know
Whether it’s email marketing, social media marketing, SEO or advertising, there are so many acronyms out there that it can be difficult to know what they all mean - especially if you’re new to the marketing and advertising worlds. Below I’ve explained 55 common marketing acronyms you need to know!
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Common marketing acronyms, explained:
- ABM – Account-Based Marketing 
- ATC – Add to Cart 
- AOV – Average Order Value 
- B2B – Business to Business 
- B2C – Business to Consumer 
- BR – Bounce Rate 
- CAC – Customer Acquisition Cost 
- CLTV – Customer Lifetime Value 
- CMS – Content Management System 
- CPC – Cost Per Click 
- CPI – Cost Per Install 
- CPL – Cost Per Lead 
- CPM – Cost Per 1K Impressions 
- CR – Conversion Rate / Click Rate (Email Marketing) 
- CRO – Conversion Rate Optimisation 
- CTA – Call to Action 
- CTR – Click-Through Rate 
- CX – Customer Experience 
- D2C – Direct to Consumer 
- DA – Domain Authority 
- DM – Direct Message 
- DR – Domain Rating 
- EGC – Employee-Generated Content 
- ESP – Email Service Provider 
- GA – Google Analytics 
- ICP – Ideal Customer Profile 
- IM – Influencer Marketing 
- KOL – Key Opinion Leader 
- KPI – Key Performance Indicator 
- LTV – Lifetime Value 
- MQL – Marketing Qualified Lead 
- MX – Mail Exchange 
- PBN – Private Blog Network 
- PPC – Pay Per Click 
- PQL – Product Qualified Lead 
- PR – Public Relations 
- ROI – Return on Investment 
- RSS – Rich Site Summary 
- SEO – Search Engine Optimisation 
- SERP – Search Engine Results Page 
- SLA – Service Level Agreement 
- SMM – Social Media Marketing 
- SMTP – Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 
- SOV – Share of Voice 
- SOW – Statement of Work 
- SQL – Sales Qualified Lead 
- SRP – Search Results Page 
- TF-IDF – Term Frequency-Inverse Document Frequency 
- UI – User Interface 
- UGC – User-Generated Content 
- URL – Uniform Resource Locator 
- USP – Unique Selling Point 
- UX – User Experience 
- VTR – View-Through Rate 
- WOM – Word of Mouth 
 
                         
            