Acronyms
Sales, Marketing, and Technology Acronyms and Abbreviations. Jump to acronyms beginning with the number or letter:
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PQL
A type of lead that is generated based on a user’s interaction with a company’s product. Unlike traditional marketing leads that are generated through advertising or other promotional activities, PQLs are generated based on a user’s product usage and behavior. PQLs are typically generated by tracking user behavior and engagement with a company’s product. This can include factors such as…
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PQL
A potential customer who has experienced meaningful value from a product through actual usage shows signs of readiness to buy, upgrade, or expand. Unlike traditional leads identified through marketing interactions (like downloading a whitepaper), PQLs are determined based on in-product behavior that indicates buying intent or suitability for sales engagement. How PQLs Differ from MQLs and SQLs: Marketing-Qualified Lead (MQL):…
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PR
An algorithm used by Google Search to rank websites in their search engine results pages (SERPs). The algorithm was developed by Google co-founder Larry Page and is named after him. PageRank works by assigning a numerical value or score to each web page, based on the number and quality of links pointing to that page from other web pages. The…
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PR
The practice of managing the spread of information between an individual or an organization (such as a business, government agency, or non-profit) and the public. The goal of PR is to create and maintain a positive image and reputation for the entity in question. PR professionals use a variety of techniques to shape and disseminate messages to different audiences, such…
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PRD
A vital document in the field of product management and development. It serves as a guide that details the requirements and features of a product before it is developed. The PRD provides a clear picture of what the product should do, its key features, and how it should perform, ensuring that everyone involved in the product’s development is aligned on…
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Preamp
An electronic amplifier that boosts a weak electrical signal into one strong enough for further processing or for sending to a power amplifier and then to a loudspeaker. It’s primarily used to amplify signals from microphones and musical instrument pickups, converting them from mic- or instrument-level signals to line-level signals. This process is vital for maintaining sound quality, increasing the…
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PReLU
a variant of the Rectified Linear Unit (ReLU) activation function used in artificial neural networks, particularly in deep learning models. PReLU was introduced to address the “dead neuron” issue that can occur with the standard ReLU activation function, where some neurons become inactive and do not contribute to learning due to consistently negative input values and zero gradients. The PReLU…
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PRES
A communication framework designed to structure persuasive arguments or presentations effectively. It offers a straightforward approach to structuring communications, ensuring that key messages are clearly conveyed, supported with logic, illustrated with examples, and reinforced for maximum impact. This makes it a valuable tool for business professionals looking to enhance their persuasive communication skills. Point: This is the main argument or…
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PRINCE
A project management (PM) methodology that was first developed by the UK government’s Central Computer and Telecommunications Agency (CCTA) in 1989. It was initially created as a standard approach for managing IT projects in the UK government, but it has since been widely adopted by various organizations across different sectors worldwide. PRINCE2 (PRINCE Version 2) is the updated version of…
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PRM
Refers to a combination of strategies, processes, and software tools that help companies manage their relationships with business partners. These partners may include resellers, distributors, affiliates, franchisees, technology partners, and other indirect sales channels. PRM platforms provide a centralized system for companies to support their partners through every stage of the partnership lifecycle — from recruitment and onboarding to co-selling…
