CMS (Content Management System)
Content management system that allows creating, modifying, and publishing website content without in-depth technical knowledge. The most popular CMS are WordPress, Shopify, and Wix.
Example: WordPress makes it easy to manage a blog or showcase website.
See also:
WordPress, Site web, E-commerce
Conversion
Desired action completed by a website visitor: purchase, newsletter signup, quote request, download. Conversion rate measures a site's effectiveness at turning visitors into customers or leads.
Example: A visitor who fills out the contact form is considered a conversion.
See also:
CTA, Landing page, Funnel
CPC (Cost Per Click)
Advertising pricing model where the advertiser pays only when a user clicks on their ad. CPC varies based on competition and ad quality.
Example: A CPC of 150 FCFA means each ad click costs 150 FCFA.
See also:
SEA, Google Ads, PPC
CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization)
Conversion Rate Optimization. Set of techniques aimed at increasing the percentage of visitors who complete a desired action on a website.
Example: Improving form design to increase signup numbers.
See also:
A/B Testing, UX, Landing page
CTA (Call-to-Action)
Call-to-Action. Visual element (button, link, image) encouraging the visitor to perform a specific action. A good CTA is clear, visible, and uses action verbs.
Example: A "Request a free quote" button at the end of a service page.
See also:
Conversion, Landing page, UX