A Brief History of Marketing
Let me take you through old
school marketing so that you will understand the difference between traditional
marketing vs semi-traditional marketing vs digital
marketing vs the next generation of digital marketing in different eras.
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What is Traditional Marketing?
Traditional Marketing is a
type of predictable & standard that was used before the internet era
widespread. This is the kind of marketing that is best known by business people
for promotion, because most populations around the world have used and
succeeded with this approach.
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Direct Marketing:
Direct Marketing is not
completely out of the marketing world, even though a lot of transformations have
happened over the years in marketing. I believe, still, direct marketing gives
you effective results even today.
How should we carry out Direct Marketing?
Promotions like door-to-door
distribution of brochures, promotional materials, tucking the brochure on the
fence or in the parked vehicle.
Public Place Marketing:
Marketing in public is an old
school marketing strategy, but it's still effective. Giving a speech about the
products/service offered by your business in a public place in order to get
business. What is very important is, marketing tools such as posters, business
cards, billboards, flyers that have proven effective if the design and the
other elements are done right.
Broadcasting (Radio):
Broadcasting through radio has
widely used those days because radio is the only source of promotion to target a larger audience before television took over. In fact, Television marketing has
also used predominantly, but the potential of marketing is not up to the
mark due to less in customer demand in the radio-dominant era. It was said that
only 4% of the entire population own TV those days. But the study says,
Television marketing is an evergreen marketing for coming years which has huge
customer demand nowadays.
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