BY:
PRAGATI SRIVASTAVA
(SUNBEAMWOMEN’S
COLLEGE,VARUNA)
MARKETING
TRADITIONAL
WHAT IS TRADITIONAL
MARKETING?
 Traditional Marketing is a common
marketing method.
 Traditional Marketing require a substantial
time and budget to get the desired result.
 Traditional Marketing method will usually
use it's product or service unique point to
differentiate itself from it's competitors.
Advantages of Traditional M
Reach
Face to Face Contact
Tangible Offers
ProductTesting
Disadvantages of Traditional
Expensive
Ignorance of traditional methods
Forced on consumers
TRADITIONAL
MARKETING TOOLS-
TOOLS
Hoardings
Magazines
TV/Radio
Print Media, etc
HOARDI
NGS
Billboards are a great innovative
use of unoccupied space
viewable by a large diverse
group.
However, they are great for one
thing: advertising to everyone on
the road. There is only few broad
targeting options with billboards
mostly based around amount of
traffic. So, how do you track
effectiveness?
MAGAZ
INESMagazine advertising is another
great method to reach your
audience. Magazines provide many
more targeting options.
But can you truly track
effectiveness?
To track your effectiveness you
would have to be able to determine
the following: How many people
viewed the magazine (not just
subscribers, but all viewers)?
TV/RA
DIOTV and Radio advertising is another great
advertising method that offers additional
targeting options. TV and Radio are wonderful
mediums because you can catch viewers when
they are most focused. However, there are still
limitations with tracking effectiveness.
PRINT
MEDIAPrint media are lightweight,
portable, disposable
publications printed on
paper and circulated as
physical copies in forms
we call books, newspapers,
magazines and newsletters.
They hold informative and
entertaining content that
is of general or special
interest.
WHAT IS E-
MARKETING?E-Marketing, is the marketing
of products or services over
the Internet.
E-Marketing uses tools such
as social media marketing,
local directory listing, and
targeted online sales
promotions.
Advantages Of E-Ma
One to one approach
Different content by choice
Geo- marketing
Relatively inexpensive
Global business
Disadvantages Of E-M
Illegal or unethical practices
Physical demonstration and needs to
be tangible
Transparency
Methods and Channels
Email Marketing
Email marketing is promoting products
through the use of email. Email marketing
best practices include developing
your own email list rather than buying an
email list(s) and making participation in
your email list opt-in rather than opt-out
(using permission-based email marketing).
The Advantages of Email Marketing
 Price
 Ease
Blogging
• Blogger was launched in
23 Aug. 1999. Blogging as
an ardent marketing tool
has really blossomed in
the last some years
• Businesses, companies
and even superstar now
use blogging system for
huge promotion
Pay per Click Marketing
• You have to pay for PPC ads.
• You target certain words and then
when those words are searched for on a
search engine such as Google, your ad
will appear.
• But you do have to pay every time
your ad is clicked on.
• You need to make sure you do your
homework and find out how to
effectively use PPC.
• Otherwise you can easily lose a lot of
money in a short amount of time.
Social Media Marketing
Social media marketing, or SMM,
is a form of internet marketing that
involves creating and sharing
content on social media networks
in order to achieve your marketing
and branding goals. Social media
marketing includes activities like
posting text and image updates,
videos, and other content that
drives audience engagement, as
well as paid social media
advertising.
E-MARKETING
VS
TRADITIONAL MARKETING
Traditional
Marketing
• Provides wide
reach and
strong
branding
effect without
internet
connection
Digital
Marketing
• Only
consumers
with internet
can be
reached
Traditional
Marketing
• Message may
not hit desired
target market
Digital
Marketing
• Message
likely to hit
target market
since
analytical data
is available
Traditional
Marketing
• Ad placement is
static and
unchangeable
Digital Marketing
• Ad location can
be revised as
new analytics
become
available to
maximise
marketing spend
Traditional
Marketing
• May require
large
investment to
obtain the
desired
impression
Digital
Marketing
• Little or no
investment is
required to
reach
consumers
THA
NK
YOU!

Traditional marketing vs e marketing

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    WHAT IS TRADITIONAL MARKETING? Traditional Marketing is a common marketing method.  Traditional Marketing require a substantial time and budget to get the desired result.  Traditional Marketing method will usually use it's product or service unique point to differentiate itself from it's competitors.
  • 4.
    Advantages of TraditionalM Reach Face to Face Contact Tangible Offers ProductTesting
  • 5.
    Disadvantages of Traditional Expensive Ignoranceof traditional methods Forced on consumers
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    HOARDI NGS Billboards are agreat innovative use of unoccupied space viewable by a large diverse group. However, they are great for one thing: advertising to everyone on the road. There is only few broad targeting options with billboards mostly based around amount of traffic. So, how do you track effectiveness?
  • 8.
    MAGAZ INESMagazine advertising isanother great method to reach your audience. Magazines provide many more targeting options. But can you truly track effectiveness? To track your effectiveness you would have to be able to determine the following: How many people viewed the magazine (not just subscribers, but all viewers)?
  • 9.
    TV/RA DIOTV and Radioadvertising is another great advertising method that offers additional targeting options. TV and Radio are wonderful mediums because you can catch viewers when they are most focused. However, there are still limitations with tracking effectiveness.
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    PRINT MEDIAPrint media arelightweight, portable, disposable publications printed on paper and circulated as physical copies in forms we call books, newspapers, magazines and newsletters. They hold informative and entertaining content that is of general or special interest.
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    WHAT IS E- MARKETING?E-Marketing,is the marketing of products or services over the Internet. E-Marketing uses tools such as social media marketing, local directory listing, and targeted online sales promotions.
  • 13.
    Advantages Of E-Ma Oneto one approach Different content by choice Geo- marketing Relatively inexpensive Global business
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    Disadvantages Of E-M Illegalor unethical practices Physical demonstration and needs to be tangible Transparency
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    Email Marketing Email marketingis promoting products through the use of email. Email marketing best practices include developing your own email list rather than buying an email list(s) and making participation in your email list opt-in rather than opt-out (using permission-based email marketing). The Advantages of Email Marketing  Price  Ease
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    Blogging • Blogger waslaunched in 23 Aug. 1999. Blogging as an ardent marketing tool has really blossomed in the last some years • Businesses, companies and even superstar now use blogging system for huge promotion
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    Pay per ClickMarketing • You have to pay for PPC ads. • You target certain words and then when those words are searched for on a search engine such as Google, your ad will appear. • But you do have to pay every time your ad is clicked on. • You need to make sure you do your homework and find out how to effectively use PPC. • Otherwise you can easily lose a lot of money in a short amount of time.
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    Social Media Marketing Socialmedia marketing, or SMM, is a form of internet marketing that involves creating and sharing content on social media networks in order to achieve your marketing and branding goals. Social media marketing includes activities like posting text and image updates, videos, and other content that drives audience engagement, as well as paid social media advertising.
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    Traditional Marketing • Provides wide reachand strong branding effect without internet connection Digital Marketing • Only consumers with internet can be reached
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    Traditional Marketing • Message may nothit desired target market Digital Marketing • Message likely to hit target market since analytical data is available
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    Traditional Marketing • Ad placementis static and unchangeable Digital Marketing • Ad location can be revised as new analytics become available to maximise marketing spend
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    Traditional Marketing • May require large investmentto obtain the desired impression Digital Marketing • Little or no investment is required to reach consumers
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