40 plain-English definitions for business and marketing. LLM, AEO, RAG — if the conversation starts sounding like somebody spilled alphabet soup on a business plan, start here.
You need just enough to ask better questions, choose useful tools, and recognize when somebody's selling you a very expensive collection of buzzwords. Every term comes with what it means and an example or a practical check — no computer-science degree required.
"If it sounds like someone spilled alphabet soup on a business plan — start here."
12 pages, organized so you can start with the basics and jump straight to the section that matches what you're working on.
Each term gets what it means and an example or a practical check — the fastest way from "huh?" to "oh, that's all it is."
The acronyms you keep hearing in meetings and sales pitches, demystified — including the marketing terms that actually affect your business.
Spot the difference between useful tech and an expensive pile of jargon — plus five common mix-ups worth remembering.
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A plain-English reference built from available information and research to help you learn and make your own decisions — not professional, legal, or financial advice. Tools and terms change fast; confirm anything important before you act on it.