addressable
- adjective
- /əˈdrɛsəbl/
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- With advancements in technology, advertisers can now target messages to a more addressable market than ever before.
- addressable market
See EV stands for electric vehicle and Tam stands for total addressable market.
- See EV stands for electric vehicle and Tam stands for total addressable market.
- And when you do that, what you do is you take the addressable markets of these assets or these mechanisms and they explode in the digital realm.
- And she went like this cost me no money, big addressable market.
- You taught me Tam total addressable market.
Examples
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The addressable market for ICT-107 should be between 6,000 and 8,000 patients per year in the U.S.
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The company is focusing on creating personalized ads for its addressable audience to increase engagement.
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This creates a "total addressable market" for smartphones of about 225 million people in the U.S.
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That's a big addressable market, so it's no wonder ecosystem partners and investors have already lined up behind Trifacta.
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Addressable market is a way to quantify vision, but often in early-stage consumer tech, it's hard to do that.
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Apple gets the best of both worlds—a bigger screen that increases the iPhone's addressable market.
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Five years into the smart device growth curve, expansion of this new technology is rapidly expanding beyond early adopter markets such as North America and Western Europe, creating a true worldwide addressable market.
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The sheer sizes of the addressable markets many cleantech companies target, and the possibilities for massive associated returns, will continue to spur innovation and support for the sector.
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By analyzing consumer data, businesses can refine their strategies to effectively reach their addressable customers.
Synonyms
Able to be clearly recognized as a particular person or thing
Easy to find in a place or on a device
How Addressable
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- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Addressable comes from address, meaning 'to send to' or 'direct', with the ending -able meaning 'can be'. A helpful image is a house address that lets you send a letter to one home, so an addressable audience or household is one you can reach and show a different ad to.