Marketing Terms for Change Managers and Communication Managers – by Alok Das
Source: Alok Das – Linked In
Understanding key marketing terms is essential for crafting effective strategies and driving successful organisational transformations.
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Branding:
The process of creating a unique image and identity for a product, service, or organisation in the consumer’s mind.
Target Audience:
The specific group of people you aim to reach with your marketing / messaging efforts.
Value Proposition:
A statement that clearly explains the benefits and value your product or service offers to customers, highlighting what makes it unique and worth choosing.
Content Marketing:
Creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and engage a specific audience.
Campaign:
A series of coordinated marketing activities aimed at achieving specific objectives, such as promoting a new product or driving awareness for a change initiative.
ROI (Return on Investment):
A measure of the profitability of a marketing campaign or initiative, calculated by comparing the revenue generated to the costs incurred.
Engagement:
The level of interaction and involvement your audience has with your content or brand.
CTA (Call to Action):
A prompt that encourages your audience to take a specific action, such as signing up for a newsletter, downloading a resource, or attending an event.
SEO (Search Engine Optimization):
The practice of optimising online content to improve its visibility and ranking on search engines, making it easier for your target audience to find you.
Analytics:
The process of collecting and analyzing data to measure the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and make data-driven decisions.
Social Media Marketing:
Using social media platforms to promote your brand, engage with your audience, and drive change initiatives.
Public Relations (PR):
Managing the public image and reputation of an organisation through strategic communication and media relations.
Internal Communications:
The practice of managing and facilitating effective communication within an organization.
Stakeholder Analysis:
Identifying and understanding the interests and influence of individuals or groups affected by your change initiatives. Effective stakeholder analysis helps tailor your communication strategies.
Change Narrative:
Crafting a compelling story around the change process, explaining the reasons, benefits, and impact of the change to gain support and buy-in from your audience.
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