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    Is Traditional Marketing Dead?

    Is Traditional Marketing Dead?

    Miguel Salcido
    Sales & MarketingAdvertising, Marketing & PR

    Business marketing has changed drastically over the past few years. Whereas newspapers and magazines once were the prime spot to market your business, with the world’s growing dependence upon online resources, many of these once highly-effective marketing tools can no longer compete with modern technology.

    However, though a few forms of traditional marketing have grown stale over the years, there are still a few areas of traditional marketing that are highly profitable. Many businesses overlook traditional marketing methods, which can substantially hurt their business’s success.

    Here are five traditional marketing methods that still yield exceptional results:

    1. TV Campaigns

    One of the most effective marketing tools in existence today is television. Most people still have cable or satellite TV, and many still watch TV live, meaning they watch television commercials. TV marketing is a bit more expensive, but many businesses have found TV to be a profitable means of marketing.

    In fact, most streaming TV companies play commercials as well, making the TV marketing niche widespread, as it reaches the majority of TV watchers. From marketing iconic TV products to goods and services, television is still one of the number one ways to reach consumers.

    2. Radio Ads

    Similar to television, commercial radio is still a thriving enterprise. Marketing products and services by leveraging a radio commercial has proven to be highly effective, even in this day and age.Radio, Listening, Human Hand.

    Most commuters still listen to the radio to and from work, and many still listen to the news and listen to sports games over the radio.

    For those who listen to satellite radio or over online streaming services such as Spotify, Pandora, and even YouTube, there are still slots for commercials, giving businesses a chance to reach consumers through both traditional radio and streaming radio.

    3. Billboards

    Another great marketing method is through large billboards. Times Square in New York is a great example of how billboard marketing is still a big business. Advertising on a billboard allows products, services, and companies the ability to market on a large scale. Billboards are hard to miss, especially if they are placed in strategic areas, and they are memorable. Whether it is a clever tagline or an eye-catching photograph, billboards leave an impression, making them a viable marketing strategy.

    4. Trade Shows

    One of the best ways to simultaneously market business and network with other companies is through trade shows. Trade shows offer businesses the opportunity to find investors who might be interested in their products, as well as finding other businesses to partner with. It is still a great method to getting a product or company into the minds of others.

    5. Flyers and Direct Mail

    Capitalizing on print marketing in the form of flyers and direct mail is still a profitable means of marketing. Most everyone still receives direct mail, thus it is a great avenue to get business information directly into the hands of potential consumers. Additionally, print marketing is relatively inexpensive and still has proven to be highly effective.

    Though some forms of traditional marketing have been replaced, these five areas are still some of the best ways to market a business.

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    Profile: Miguel Salcido

    Miguel Salcido is a veteran search marketing executive with a focus on SEO and link building. He has provided SEO consulting to enterprise brands such as McDonald's, State Farm, Chicago Title, Expedia, Qualcomm, and others. In his 11+ years in the industry, Miguel has built and led large search agencies, holding executive and VP level positions. He is currently providing SEO consulting services to select clients via his boutique SEO agency, Organic Media Group.

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