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 The concept of marketing has grown to be complicated over time; it has significantly branched out into various subcategories. From inbound marketing to outbound, and from social media marketing to digital marketing, there are so many different ways for businesses to approach their marketing strategies.  

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3 Types of Marketing

Call-to-Action: Getting Your Audience to Act

Chances are, even if you’re not a marketer, you know what Call-to-Action is, or CTA for short. It’s the act of asking the audience to do something. 

“Sign up for a free trial!” / “Buy now and get 20% off today!” 

You’ve seen it everywhere: companies are always trying to get you to complete an action for them. It could be anything, click a link, call a numb





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Top-of-Mind Awareness: Being the First Brand That Comes To Mind

Top-of-Mind Awareness: Being the First Brand That Comes To Mind

Top-of-Mind Awareness, or TOMA, is a drastically different marketing strategy when compared to CTA marketing. Instead of trying to get someone to act, you’re trying to get someone to think of your brand over others. For example, name the first fast-food restaurant that comes to mind. You most likely thought of McDonald’s, as it is the 


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Point of Purchase (PoP): The Time and Place of a Sale

Point of Purchase (PoP): Time and Place of a Sale


Purchase is the third category of marketing, and this method is all about where and how we buy stuff. Point-of-purchase marketing engages customers with offers, discounts, or incentives for making purchases when they come into contact with your product or service. A grocery store is a great example, there are advertisements placed all over the store



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