This document compares marketing strategies between the 1960s and today. It shows that in the 1960s, marketing relied on radio, TV, magazines and newspapers for media, yellow pages and travel agencies for search, and friends/family/coworkers for social connections. Today, marketing utilizes various online advertising, search engine optimization, and social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogs. Both Barack Obama's and John F. Kennedy's presidential campaigns effectively used new media forms of their time - Obama leveraged social media and Kennedy's success depended on the first televised presidential debate.