Traditional Marketing Tools - Explained
What are Some Traditional Marketing Tools?
Written by Jason Gordon
Updated at July 13th, 2021
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- 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)
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