The 24 most commonly misunderstood marketing data terms
Summary
Aligning marketing and data engineering teams on 24 commonly misunderstood terms, including "customer," "audience," and "real time," prevents campaign rework before work begins. Establishing this shared business context around data sources, freshness, and ownership makes agreed definitions reusable across future campaigns, analytics, and AI workflows.
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