Can traditional marketing be totally replaced by online marketing?

[Senator]

For the moment, I won't think it is possible for the online marketing to completely replace the traditional marketing. This replacement will certainly come but after so many years I think

 

[greenie]

the traditional marketing would definitely continue to exist for some reasons, not everyone would fully subscribe to buying online because some love to see and inspect the products before making an order or payment, some need the goods urgently and would prefer to stop buy and shop, major reason why some online stores retain their physical shops and also encourage people to buy from the floors.

 

[Planbizzle]

Do you think the billboards and posters that we see around will be obsolete because of online marketing? The president of billboard makers said that as long as the putting up of billboard will not be illegal then they will remain in the roads. One popular offline marketing style is the poster at the back of the public bus. It is a moving advertisement that practically has more audience than the billboard that is stationary. Well, I guess the billboards and posters are here to stay.

Even though it has its own set of drawbacks, and digital marketing may be a potent instrument, conventional marketing is still relevant in the marketing sector. For instance, offline marketing can be more successful in reaching particular target demographics, such as older age groups or regions without internet connectivity.

 

[Connor909]

While conventional marketing still has a place in reaching specific audiences and can be more effective in some circumstances, digital marketing still has numerous benefits, including the ability to target specific audiences and being cost-efficient. The best strategy is often one that combines traditional and digital marketing techniques.

 

[Grant]

If anything, I think online marketing has become the norm and therefore is part of the traditional ways of marketing. All companies utilize the internet now, including the usual ways of in person, billboards, magazines, newspapers, etc. So it all kinda blends together. You still want to do the usual marketing, on billboards, in print, etc. But also doing it online will increase your chances of receiving even more traffic.

 

[Jonaville]

The world is going digital and less of billboards will bee used as time goes on. Let's be more realistic, how do you get to know about the products you use? Obviously, it's online! The percentage of awareness given to products online is higher than the awareness given by billboards. As time goes on, with more innovations, billboard will become obsolete.

We are getting to the stage whereby people will no longer make use of traditional marketing and that is why every business owner is trying hard to bring his or her business online

 

[Robert90]

Online marketing is not expected to totally take the place of traditional marketing. Traditional marketing can still reach a wider audience, even though digital marketing is more affordable and can be more targeted. The target market and budget should be taken into consideration while choosing between the two methods of marketing because each has advantages and disadvantages of its own.

 

[gammarays]

Traditional marketing has always been around centuries ago and will always be around. It can only go through stages and upgrades like we have billboards instead of print banners. Online marketing has made things easier but traditional marketing is still effective because people see them.

 

[Busybee]

Online marketing has undoubtedly grown in popularity and effectiveness, it does not necessarily mean that traditional advertising methods like billboards and posters will become obsolete. These offline marketing strategies still hold value in reaching specific target audiences and capturing attention in physical spaces. Billboards, for instance, can provide visibility to a wide range of passersby, while advertisements on public buses can engage commuters and pedestrians.