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Firmographics

Firmographics is a term that refers to the characteristics of a business or organization, including its size, industry, location, ownership, and other relevant data. It is a type of business analysis that combines elements of marketing and demographics to better understand the organization and its stakeholders. By studying firmographics, marketers can target specific companies for products and services, as well as measure the success of marketing campaigns. One important aspect of firmographics is its ability to provide insights into the behavior and needs of different types of organizations. For example, a small business may have different needs and priorities than a large corporation, and understanding these differences can help companies tailor their marketing strategies accordingly. Additionally, firmographics can be used to identify trends and patterns within specific industries or geographic regions, providing valuable insights for businesses looking to expand their reach. Another key aspect of firmographics is its role in data-driven decision making. By analyzing firmographic data, businesses can make informed decisions about everything from product development to customer service. For example, a company may use firmographic data to identify which industries are most likely to purchase their products, allowing them to focus their marketing efforts on those areas. Similarly, a business may use firmographic data to identify areas where they can improve their customer service, such as by providing more personalized support to businesses in specific industries. Overall, firmographics is a valuable tool for businesses looking to gain a deeper understanding of the organizations they serve. By analyzing the characteristics of different businesses and industries, companies can make more informed decisions and develop more effective marketing strategies.

business analysis, marketing, demographics, data-driven decision making, trends

Brian Wilson

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Firmographics

The term firmographics is a combination of two words, ‘firm’ and ‘demographics’ and it refers to the non-traditional data associated with an organisation or a business. It includes details such as the size of the business, industrial classification, customer acquisition, turnover rate, credit ratings, licenses, number of employees and other characteristics. Examples of similar terms in other languages include ‘sociodemographics’ (French, Spanish and Portuguese), ‘demographische Unternehmensmerkmale’ (German), ‘Aziendografici’ (Italian), ‘企業人口統計’ (Chinese), ‘Demografske kvalifikacije tvrtke’ (Croatian) and ‘Демонтрафическая классификация предприятия’ (Russian). Other equivalents include ‘Empresaspecifieke demografische’ (Dutch), ‘Demografické charakteristiky firmy’ (Czech), ‘Demografické charakteristiky podniku’ (Slovak) and ‘Demografik Özellikleri Kuruluş’ (Turkish).

Firmographics synonyms: sociodemographics, demographische Unternehmensmerkmale, Aziendografici, 企業人口統計, Demografske kvalifikacije tvrtke, Демонтрафическая классификация предприятия, Empresaspecifieke demografische, Demografické charakteristiky firmy, Demo

Harris Awan

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Firmographics

Firmographics is a noun, derived from two words i.e., ‘Firm’ and ‘Graphics’. The former being a synonym of words such as business, company, enterprise, establishment, organization, while the latter stands for the field of science which deals with the study of graphical representation of data. Accordingly, firmographics can be defined as the comprehensive data including characteristics such as size, industry, location, ownership, and other elements pertaining to any particular business entity. Synonyms for firmographics may include demography, information, profile, statistics, business data and related terms. Antonyms for the same may encompass concepts such as public opinion, private data, and natural sciences. Cognates may include terms such as business intelligence and demographics. Variants of firmographics include quantitative insights, geographics, customer data, etc.

Morphology, Lexicology, Semantics, Phonology, Etymology; all five of these terms are each related to the study of the etymology and morphology of the word ‘firmographics’ within its etymological perspective. Different processes such as affixation, compoun

George Adrian Postea

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Firmographics

The word Firmographics appears to have first been used in the early 2000s to refer to a form of analysis that combines elements of marketing and demographics by studying the characteristics of an organization, such as size, industry, and location, rather than the traits of its customers. This is why the word Firmographics has essentially two meanings: firm for organizational characteristics, and graphics for charting, graphing, and determining correlations among various elements of the organization. Through linguistics, etymology, and morphological analysis, we can trace the origin of the term to its roots from English and Greek meaning of the firm and writing, respectively. This term has evolved to reach its current usage as a type of business analysis in which the characteristics of an organization are studied, with the purpose of understanding how it can better serve customers and other stakeholders. Pragmatically, the word is used to refer to an approach to analysis that combines the elements of both demographics and marketing, while considering the characteristics of the organization in question.

Etymology, Morphology, Firm, Analysis, Statistics.

Henry Fontaine

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Firmographics

Firmographics is a term used to refer to a type of demographic data that relates to a company or organization. It includes information about the size, location, industry and other characteristics of the organization. It can be used by marketers to target companies for specific products and services, as well as to measure the success of marketing campaigns. Famous artist Firmographics include works such as Still Life with a Book, Old Man and his Wife and The Annunciation. These works showcase Firmographics' brilliant use of oil paints to create beautiful and realistic scenes.

Firmographics artist, art, still life painting, oil painting.

Olga Ivanova


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