We all know the marketing landscape is changing, and fast. The term “traditional marketing” is an everyday, commonly used term, meaning marketing beyond what is considered traditional is well-ingrained. It’s here to stay, but that doesn’t mean traditional marketing channels are dead and gone, (although some channels and agencies are on a slippery downward slope), moreover the landscape is just changing.
In the first part of The Future of Marketing Series we took a quick look at what people are searching for online around the future and the future of marketing to find that internet/online/web marketing is popular, followed by search marketing, email marketing and direct marketing respectively, and that they are interested in the future of their devices (computers and phones).
In Part 2, we’ll look at statistics behind the shift from traditional to interactive marketing, the explosion of channels and devices, and the inability of marketing management platforms to support the fast-growing industry, hindering marketers’ ability to manage true, complete, multi-channel marketing effectively through one platform.
