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Social Media Marketing Glossary

Social Media Marketing

Viral

Anything that spreads exponentially on social media is termed viral. Creating viral content for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube users is a cost-effective way to reach and engage more audiences.

Branding

Vision Statement

A vision statement is what the brand aims to become and how you’re going to succeed in getting there. By its very nature, the vision is forward-looking and it’s grand.

Branding

Visual Identity

What a brand looks like–including, among other things, its logo, typography, packaging and literature systems.

Social Media Marketing

Vlog

A portmanteau of the words, ‘video’ and ‘blog,’ Vlog enables smooth video sharing across media platforms. Incorporate brand stories in vlogs for incredible reach and engagement on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Corporate

WAV

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Social Media Marketing

Webinars

An online seminar or presentation that is live-streamed or pre-recorded by a company, team, or individual to educate the audience on a topic is called a webinar. Post webinars on Twitter and LinkedIn for effective lead generation and to build brand credibility.

Email Marketing

Whitelist

Instead of listing IP addresses to block, a whitelist includes IP addresses that have been approved to deliver email to a recipient.

Social Media Management

WOL

Work Out Loud. An engagement practice to create member collisions that allow participants to see what others are doing, ask for advice and give input to others. WOL programs are practiced in many communities and have a number of benefits. Check out this great blog post by John Stepper to dig a little deeper into […]

Branding

Wordmark

A brand’s logo that includes the typography of a full company name without other visual graphic elements. Examples: Google, Sony, Coca-Cola.