News Traditional Ways to Market Your Business
November 17th, 2016
Many people would now argue that we are in the digital era, and this has made a lot of businesses focus on this platform when it comes to marketing their business. However, for a lot of sectors this is not the case and the best way for them to get their product/service across to their customers is through traditional marketing. This can be done through a number of ways so let’s discuss what these are.
Newspaper
Adverts have been popular in newspapers for a century now and in 2016 we still see a number of businesses using newspapers to market their business. Adverts in newspapers are usually split up into the size and where they appear in the newspaper. For instance, an advert that is placed towards the latter pages in a small column at the bottom wouldn’t receive as much of a reach as an advert that is a double-page spread in the middle of the paper – so it would be important to take this into consideration when wanting to market through this traditional medium.
Television
Television can sometimes be confused for being digital because it is electrical, but digital marketing refers to mediums which are reliant on the internet. The way to market via television is with an advert. This is certainly still popular for a number of businesses because of the millions of people who watch television and will see the advert. However, something which often puts people off is the cost that comes with having a television advert when there are a number of cheaper alternatives available.
Wristbands
Digital marketing techniques can often be coined as innovative, but there are actually a number of traditional marketing techniques which can be still be classed as creative – and wristbands are certainly one of them. The reason for this is that wristbands can be used in a number of ways as a way of advertising which can be very inventive. For instance, a company can hand out wristbands as a direct marketing tool instead of just using flyers, which can be beneficial as it gives the customer something to actually use instead of them having a piece of paper that they will likely throw away.