A frequency cap is an important tool that marketers use in order to prevent overexposure of their promotional materials, such as pay-per-click (PPC) ads, to the same users.
A QR Code, or a ‘Quick Response Code’, is a two-dimensional barcode which stores a variety of data, such as text, numbers, URLs, and other types of information, and which can be read by a mobile device by taking a picture of it.
NAP, or Name, Address, Phone Number, is an acronym often used in online business listings, such as those found on Google, Facebook, Yelp, and other popular directories.
KEI analysis (or keyword effectiveness index) is a tool that is used to determine the effectiveness of search terms and keywords that relate to a website's content.
PPC stands for Pay Per Click, and it is an online advertising model which advertisers use to generate traffic to their websites.