stemme
Definisjon
Som substantiv refererer 'stemme' til lyden produsert av en persons stemmebånd; en stemme. Som verb betyr det å avgi stemme eller å stemme et instrument.
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Antonymer4
Eksempler på bruk1
Her voice (stemme) was clear and strong during the speech; The citizens will stemme in the upcoming election; He stemmed the guitar before the concert.
Etymologi og opprinnelse
Derived from Old Norse 'stemma' meaning 'voice' or 'tone', related to the Proto-Germanic '*stammaz' referring to sound or voice. The verb form evolved to include the meaning 'to vote' or 'to tune' an instrument.
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Account executive
In marketing, business, and digital strategy, an Account Executive (AE) acts as the primary liaison between the client and the agency or company, responsible for understanding client needs, managing relationships, and ensuring campaign objectives are met. 'Stemme'—which translates to 'voice' in Norwegian and Danish—refers to the brand voice or the tone and style through which a company communicates its message across channels. The AE plays a critical role in shaping and maintaining this 'stemme' by translating client goals and brand identity into actionable marketing strategies and creative briefs. They ensure that the brand voice remains consistent and resonates with the target audience throughout campaign execution, aligning messaging across digital platforms, content, and advertising. This alignment is essential because a coherent 'stemme' builds brand recognition and trust, which the AE must safeguard by coordinating between creative teams, clients, and other stakeholders. Therefore, the AE’s effectiveness directly impacts how well the brand voice is articulated and maintained in the market, influencing overall campaign success and client satisfaction.
Account based marketing (ABM)
Account Based Marketing (ABM) is a highly targeted B2B marketing strategy that focuses on personalized campaigns for specific high-value accounts. "Stemme" is a Norwegian word meaning "voice" or "vote," but in the context of marketing and digital strategy, it can be interpreted as the brand's or customer's "voice"—specifically, the use of voice technology, voice of customer (VoC) data, or brand voice. The practical connection between ABM and stemme lies in leveraging voice-related data and communication channels to enhance the personalization and engagement of ABM campaigns. For example, integrating voice of customer insights (stemme as feedback) into ABM allows marketers to tailor messaging based on direct customer sentiment and preferences at the account level, improving relevance and resonance. Additionally, voice technology (such as voice assistants or voice search) can be incorporated into ABM strategies to reach decision-makers through emerging digital touchpoints, enabling more dynamic and interactive engagement. Thus, stemme enriches ABM by providing nuanced, voice-based input and channels that deepen account understanding and enable more precise, multi-modal communication strategies.
Ad creative
In marketing and digital strategy, "Ad creative" refers to the visual, textual, and auditory elements designed to capture attention and communicate a brand's message effectively. "Stemme," which translates to "voice" in several Scandinavian languages, represents the brand's tonal identity and the distinctive way it communicates with its audience. The relationship between ad creative and stemme is critical because the stemme defines the consistent personality and emotional resonance that the ad creative must embody to build brand recognition and trust. Practically, when developing ad creatives, marketers must align all elements—copy, imagery, sound, and style—with the brand's stemme to ensure coherence across channels and campaigns. This alignment helps create a unified brand experience that strengthens audience connection and drives engagement. For example, a playful, informal stemme will influence the ad creative to use casual language, vibrant colors, and lighthearted visuals, whereas a professional, authoritative stemme will guide more formal copy, muted tones, and structured layouts. Without this integration, ad creatives risk appearing disjointed or confusing, diluting brand equity and reducing campaign effectiveness. Therefore, stemme acts as a strategic framework that informs and shapes the creative decisions in ad development, ensuring that each creative asset consistently reflects the brand’s unique voice and values.
Ad creative testing
In marketing and digital strategy, "Ad creative testing" involves experimenting with different elements of advertisements—such as visuals, copy, and audio—to optimize engagement and conversion rates. "Stemme," which translates to "voice" in Norwegian and Danish, refers specifically to the vocal element used in ads, including tone, style, accent, and emotional delivery. The relationship between ad creative testing and stemme is practical and actionable: marketers systematically test various voice attributes within ad creatives to identify which vocal characteristics resonate best with target audiences, enhance brand perception, and drive desired actions. For example, testing a warm, friendly voice versus a professional, authoritative voice can reveal which approach increases viewer trust or recall. This testing can be done across different platforms (video, audio-only, podcasts) and formats (narration, testimonials, character voices). By integrating stemme-focused variables into ad creative testing, marketers gain nuanced insights that go beyond visuals and copy, enabling more precise optimization of the overall ad experience and improving campaign effectiveness.
ad exchange
In the context of marketing and digital strategy, an "ad exchange" functions as a real-time marketplace where advertising inventory is bought and sold programmatically, enabling advertisers to bid on impressions and target specific audiences efficiently. "Stemme," which is the Danish/Norwegian/Swedish word for "voice" or "vote," can be interpreted metaphorically in marketing as the "voice" of the consumer or the expression of consumer preferences and feedback. The relationship between an ad exchange and stemme lies in how consumer voice data (stemme) influences the targeting and bidding strategies within ad exchanges. Specifically, advertisers leverage consumer sentiment, preferences, and behavioral signals—essentially the "voice" of the market—to optimize their bids and select inventory that aligns with audience interests. This integration of consumer voice data into programmatic buying enhances relevance and campaign effectiveness. Moreover, some advanced ad exchanges incorporate real-time feedback loops from consumer interactions (clicks, engagement, sentiment analysis) which act as a form of stemme, dynamically adjusting pricing and inventory allocation. Thus, stemme (consumer voice/feedback) directly informs and refines the functioning of ad exchanges by providing actionable data that shapes ad delivery and targeting decisions, making the relationship practical and integral in data-driven digital marketing strategies.
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