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Digital or Traditional? A Marketing Comparison

If you were in the marketing field in the early 1980s, it’s possible you based much of your strategy on Jay Conrad Levinson’s 1984 book, Guerilla Marketing. While it’s almost 2022 and much of the world has changed since then, the fundamental concepts of marketing are still in practice. No matter what products and services you’re trying to sell, you need to promote them properly and reach the right demographic to maximize profits. With social media becoming the juggernaut that it has, digital marketing is becoming one of the best ways to reach the public. Traditional marketing with its tried-and-true concepts exists in the digital age, so which one is better? We’re about to find out. 

The Key Differences between Traditional Marketing and Digital Marketing

In today’s world, the landscape has greatly changed when it comes to how businesses want to market themselves, but also how they NEED to. Gone are the days where a billboard overlooking a busy freeway or a commercial on TV were  prime real estate to get your product or services in front of leads. Today, there aren’t only the traditional avenues of marketing, there are now digital as well. And it’s important to know the differences. 

Make Sure Your Marketing Efforts Reach Millennials

Millennials, who were born between 1981 and 1996, represent a huge chunk of the buying population, as they are the largest generation after the postwar Baby Boomer generation that was born in the 1940s and 1950s. Millennials have a lot of discretionary income to spend, they just need help figuring out where to spend it. Here are four ways you can make sure your marketing efforts are going to reach Millennials. 

Tailor Your Marketing Efforts to Millennials in 4 Ways

Millennials make up a significant amount of buyers in today’s market. Millennials are people ranging from ages 23 to 38 and they are now estimated to be the nation’s largest living generation. Not only do they make up most of the current workforce, but they also hold a lot of spending power. It is estimated millennials will spend $1.4 billion annually and represent 30 percent of total retail sales. If you want to learn four ways to tailor your marketing efforts to millennials, keep reading.