Inbound
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inbound
adj. traveling in an inward direction, homebound

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Inbound
Inbound may refer to:
  • Inbound marketing - a marketing strategy focussing on getting found by customers.
  • Inbound links, also called Backlinks - incoming links to a website.
  • American Inbound - a company that provides outsourced customer relationship management
  • inbound students - students or scholars from a foreign country who participate in an academic program within the inviting country, from whose perspective the students are "inbound"

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inbound

Adjective
1. directed or moving inward or toward a center; "the inbound train"; "inward flood of capital"
(synonym) arriving(a), inward
(similar) incoming


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inbound
příd.jm. směřující dovnitř, k domovskému cíli

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Inbound
the path consumers follow as they enter a store and begin shopping. The term can also refer to the flow of products into a warehouse prior to order selection.

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