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7 Underrated Marketing Channels #1735
May 15, 2021

7 Underrated Marketing Channels

In episode #1735, we cast out attention away from Google, Facebook and Amazon for a moment and give you our seven most underrated marketing channels. Tune in and learn why you should double down on your marketing via text, direct mail, Snapchat and more!

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

  • [00:25] Today’s topic: 7 Underrated Marketing Channels.
  • [00:38] LinkedIn is strong from an organic and paid standpoint.
  • [01:27] Accessing influential people on Twitter.
  • [02:25] What was old is new again, such as direct mail!
  • [02:53] Snapchat ads work as well as Instagram ones but are cheaper.
  • [03:06] Audio continues to grow making podcasting advertising very effective.
  • [03:47] Don’t forget about Pinterest for B2B and B2C!
  • [04:25] Open rates are still very high when it comes to text advertising.
  • [04:59] That is it for today!
  • [05:00] Head over to marketingschoo.io/live to learn more about our live events!

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