B2I

Business to Investor (B2I) involves businesses seeking investment from investors for operational needs or growth. Regulatory bodies like the Financial Conduct Authority oversee these transactions. Investors evaluate opportunities based on factors such as market potential and risk profile. Crowdfunding and stock markets offer additional avenues for investment.

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BOFU

In business and marketing, “BOFU” refers to the “Bottom of the Funnel” stage. Here, potential customers are closest to making a purchase decision. Strategies at this stage include personalized communication, providing detailed product information, offering demos, addressing objections, streamlining purchasing, retargeting, and leveraging social proof.

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SMS

SMS (Short Message Service) is a concise and instant form of communication via mobile phones. In UK English, it’s widely used for personal and business purposes. In marketing, SMS facilitates direct communication with customers, offering promotions, reminders, and surveys to enhance engagement and drive sales.

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SQL

SQL, or Structured Query Language, is pivotal in relational database management. Its concise syntax facilitates querying, manipulation, and administration of data. From defining schemas with DDL to manipulating data with DML, SQL empowers users to interact with databases efficiently, ensuring data integrity and reliability.

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HTML

HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the backbone of web development. Through its simple yet powerful syntax, HTML structures web pages, facilitates accessibility, and enables dynamic content creation. With its evolution, particularly with HTML5, it continues to shape the modern web landscape.

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CDP

A Customer Data Platform (CDP) is a software system that aggregates and organizes customer data from various sources. It unifies this data to create comprehensive customer profiles, enabling marketers to deliver personalized experiences and targeted campaigns for optimal engagement and conversion.

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SDK

A Software Development Kit (SDK) is an essential toolkit for developers, offering libraries, documentation, and resources to streamline application development. SDKs abstract complex functionalities, enable platform-specific or cross-platform development, and promote collaboration within developer communities. They’re integral for creating robust and innovative software solutions.

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B2C

Business-to-consumer (B2C) marketing thrives on personalization, mobile optimization, and engaging content. Brands like Nike and Patagonia excel in social media engagement, while companies such as Amazon and ASOS leverage data for tailored experiences. Influencer partnerships and customer reviews further enhance brand credibility and loyalty.

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PR

Public Relations (PR) in the UK involves strategic communication to manage reputation and influence public opinion. Iconic examples include Philip Morris’ “Marlboro Man” campaign and Lush’s transparent activism. Political PR, crisis management, and digital engagement are vital components, shaping narratives in an evolving media landscape.

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API

APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) serve as bridges between different software components, enabling seamless communication and data exchange. They provide standardized methods and data formats for developers to access the functionality of services and platforms, fostering innovation, integration, and efficiency in software development and digital transformation initiatives.

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