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long-tailed

/lɒŋ teɪld/

/lɔŋ teɪld/

long-tailedadjective

longer-tailed

Comp.

longest-tailed

Super.

/lɒŋ teɪld/

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Traduzioni

à longue queue

The long-tailed monkey swung effortlessly from branch to branch.

Le singe à longue queue se balançait sans effort de branche en branche.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

de longue traîneSurtout en économie, en commerce et en statistique.

Definizioni

Having a long tail.

The long-tailed monkey swung effortlessly from branch to branch.

Relating to, or characteristic of, a statistical or commercial distribution in which a large number of items occur with low frequency, forming an extended "tail" of niche or infrequent cases.

The company’s strategy focuses on selling long-tailed products that appeal to small but numerous customer segments.

Sinonimi

long-tailadjective

long-tailed

/ˈlɒŋ teɪl/

/ˈlɔːŋ teɪl/

Traduzioni

de longue traîneSe dit surtout en commerce, marketing et statistique.

The company adopted a long-tail approach, offering thousands of niche products.

L’entreprise a adopté une approche de longue traîne, en proposant des milliers de produits de niche.

Definizioni

Describing a business strategy or market that focuses on selling a large number of unique items in relatively small quantities, rather than only selling large quantities of a few popular items.

The company adopted a long-tail approach, offering thousands of niche products to attract a wider range of customers.

Referring to statistical distributions or phenomena where a high frequency or significant impact is found in the less common, more numerous items or events, rather than the most popular or frequent ones.

Long-tail keywords are often used in search engine optimization to target more specific search queries with lower competition.

long-tailnoun

Definizioni

A statistical term referring to the large number of occurrences far from the 'head' or central part of a distribution, often used to describe niche products or less popular items that collectively make up a significant market share.

Online retailers benefit from the long-tail by offering a wide variety of niche products that appeal to small groups of customers.

In business and marketing, the portion of sales that comes from a large number of products, each selling in relatively small quantities, as opposed to a few bestsellers.

The company's strategy focused on capturing the long-tail of the market rather than just the top-selling items.