E-commerce Dictionary

A group of products sold together as a single unit, often at a discounted price.

Product bundling is selling multiple products as a single package for one price, while kitting combines individual components into a new, sellable SKU. Both are strategies to increase average order value.

A product catalog is an organized collection of all product information, including descriptions, prices, images, and specifications, used for sales and marketing.

Product categorization is the process of organizing products into logical groups and sub-groups based on their characteristics, purpose, or target audience.

Product content refers to all textual, visual, and multimedia information describing a product, used to inform and persuade customers across sales channels.

Product content analytics involves measuring the performance and impact of product-related content on customer engagement, conversion rates, and sales across various e-commerce channels.

A product content approval workflow is a structured process for reviewing, editing, and formally approving product information before it is published to sales channels.

A product content audit is a systematic review of all product information to assess its accuracy, completeness, quality, and effectiveness across channels.

Product content authoring is the process of creating, writing, and structuring all textual and rich media elements for product descriptions and marketing.

Product content automation uses AI and rules to automatically generate, localize, and adapt product descriptions, titles, and marketing copy for various channels.

Product content creation is the process of developing all textual, visual, and multimedia assets that describe and market a product.

Product Content Distribution refers to the systematic process of making product information and digital assets available across all relevant online and offline channels. It ensures brand consistency and efficiency in content delivery.