Acronym Overload, Part II
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Thanks for reading, and for all your answers. Since all answers were essentailly “correct” the winner of the Baby Prize Pack from LJBryn&Co. including: Doctor T’s Super Goop SPF 30 organic sunscreen, Scout Baby Organics bodysuit and an Itzy Ritzy wet bag is… JCB, who responded on May 25th. Congrats JCB and please email me your contact info!
These “intended answers” were:
- SBO small business owner
- COB close of business
- ROI return on investment
- NLT no later than
- TTYL talk to you later
- ABC All Baby & Child
- CARA Children’s Apparel Retail Association
- ASTRA American Specialty Toy Retailing Association
- JPMA Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association
- AAFA American Apparel and Footwear Association
- TIF Toy Industry Foundation
- KIDS Kids in Distressed Situations
- TTYS talk to you soon
- SPF sun protection factor
- SASE self addresses stamped envelope
- OMG oh my god
- WTF What the f%@#!!
- CPSIA Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act
- CPSC Consumer Product Safety Commission
- GCC General Certificate of Conformity
- LOL laugh out loud
- B2B business to business
- B2C business to consumer
- COGS cost of goods sold
- LLC limited liability corporation
- LLP limited liability partnership
- TM trademark
- POP point of purchase
- POS point of sale
- BFF best friends forever
- USA United States of America
- USD United States dollar
- FOB free on board or freight on board
- CPC cost per click
- CRM customer relationship management
- AM ante meridiem
- PM post meridiem
- CST Central Standard Time
- XOXO hugs and kisses
- KISS keep it simple stupid
- FAQ frequently asked questions
- HTML Hypertext Markup Language
- HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- WWW world wide web
- IM instant message
- FTF Fair Trade Federation
- OTA Organic Trade Association
- GOTS Global Organic Textile Standard
- EOM end of month
- SKU stock keeping unit
- UPC Universal Product Code
BONUS Q: What is a “onesie?”
ANSWER: If you thought “onesie” was a generic term for a baby tee shirt that snapped under the legs, think again. Just like Kleenex is a trade-marked name, so is Onesie. Gerber Childrenswear LLC (’Gerber’) is the owner of U.S. federal trademark registration numbers 1,292,981 and 2,549,557, respectively, for the ONESIES® mark and other trademark registrations pertaining to the mark, and Gerber’s exclusive rights in the ONESIES® mark are legally incontestable under §15 of the Lanham Act. Use the term all-in-one or bodysuit instead.
Coming soon… More sales talk.
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