Traditional Marketing Tools - Explained
What are Some Traditional Marketing Tools?
Written by J. Mance Gordon
Updated at April 17th, 2024
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What are Some Traditional Marketing Media?
Traditional marketing media are channels or methods traditional used by companies to reach potential customers. We discuss some of the most common traditional marketing media include:
- Television
- Advertisement
- Infomercial
- Public Relations Events
- Radio
- Advertisement
- Public Relations
- Newspapers
- Print Ads
- Classifieds
- Magazine
- Select Industry
- Readership
- Signage
- Billboards
- Vehicle signs
- Other signage
- Co-operative advertising with wholesalers/retailers
- In-store advertising
- Store catalogs
- Publicity
- Endorsements
- Celebrities
- Other Businesses
- Testimonials
- Customer Reviews
- BBB and Angies List
- Websites
- Referrals
- Word-of-mouth
- Customer incentive referrals
- Endorsements
- Public Relations Plan
- Networking Events
- Conferences
- Charity Events (Sponsorships)
- Other
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