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157 days ago
It's generally a mistake to discard an older marketing channel or medium just because something new's come along. Look at the audience you're trying to reach and what the data says about the channels that best reach that group. I'd put more emphasis on this than on assuming you need to go with the shiny red ball no matter what just because the channel you've been using is perceived as too old-school. Thanks for sharing this post with the BizSugar community!