Acronyms
Sales, Marketing, and Technology Acronyms and Abbreviations. Jump to acronyms beginning with the number or letter:
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Acronyms Beginning With V
vCPM
Represents the cost an advertiser pays for every 1,000 viewable ad impressions. Viewable impressions are those ad views that meet industry standards for viewability, ensuring that the ad is displayed in a way that is likely to be seen by the user. In vCPM pricing, advertisers are charged based on the number of viewable impressions rather than all impressions, whether…
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VCPU
A CPU that is presented to a virtual machine (VM) as a virtualized hardware resource. A vCPU represents a single CPU core in the physical host, and it is used by the VM to execute instructions and perform computing tasks. When you launch a virtual machine (instance) on a cloud computing service like AWS or Azure, you can specify the…
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VCR
A device that was commonly used for recording and playing back analog video and audio signals on magnetic videotapes. VCRs were widely popular from the late 1970s through the 1990s before being largely replaced by digital technologies like DVDs, Blu-rays, and digital streaming. Here are some key features and functions of VCRs: Recording: VCRs allowed users to record television programs,…
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VDP
A dedicated web page on a dealership’s website that showcases all relevant information about a specific in-stock vehicle. Each VDP is typically generated from the dealership’s inventory management system and includes details such as year, make, model, trim, price, VIN, mileage, features, condition, and multiple high-quality photos. Many also offer embedded videos, financing options, trade-in tools, and calls-to-action (CTA), such…
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VFX
The process of creating or enhancing imagery in a film or video that does not exist in the real world. VFX can create anything from realistic-looking creatures and environments to fantastical explosions and special effects. Some of the most popular video effects include: Computer-generated imagery (CGI) uses computers to create images that would be impossible or impractical in the real world.…
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VGA
An analog computer display standard originally developed by IBM in 1987. VGA is used to describe a specific display resolution of 640 pixels horizontally by 480 pixels vertically (640×480) and the physical 15-pin D-subminiature connector commonly used to connect computers to monitors. The VGA standard became one of the most versatile and widely used graphics standards for personal computers through…
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VHS
A popular consumer-level analog videotape format and recording/playback system that was widely used from the late 1970s through the 1990s. VHS tapes were used in VCRs and became the dominant home video recording and playback format during this era. Here are some key characteristics and features of VHS: Tape Format: VHS used 1/2-inch magnetic tape wound on two reels contained…
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VIN
A unique 17-character code assigned to every vehicle manufactured for use on public roads since 1981. It serves as a vehicle’s fingerprint, containing specific information about the car, including manufacturer, model, features, and specifications. VINs are essential for: Tracking vehicle registrations, warranties, recalls, and thefts Verifying vehicle history and ownership Identifying genuine parts and specifications Preventing fraud and vehicle theft…
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VIP
A term used to describe a group of individuals who hold a significant value or importance to a business or brand. These individuals are often high-profile, influential, or have strong purchasing power. The concept of VIPs in marketing revolves around providing special treatment, exclusive access, and personalized experiences to these valued customers. The goal is to foster loyalty, strengthen the…
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VLA
A paid search ad format designed specifically for automotive dealerships to showcase live inventory directly within Google Search results. Unlike traditional text ads, VLAs display rich vehicle information—including make, model, price, mileage, location, and a thumbnail image—dynamically pulled from a dealership’s real-time inventory feed. These ads appear prominently in search results when users look for specific vehicle types (e.g., used…
