Is Traditional Media Still Useful In A Digital Age?

In this episode, Business Development Manager Chris Scott joins us to talk about traditional media and how radio and TV ads are still beneficial to your dealership's marketing strategy in an ever-growing digital age.
Chris covers everything from tips for buying a radio ad to choosing between radio and TV; plus, he gives some helpful tips for how you can set your ads apart from the competition.
This episode of GSP is sponsored by Sokal's Video and Audio Production. Serving clients nationwide, our production studio features a wide range of the latest editing software and video equipment to give your dealership quality video for everything from b-roll to full commercial spots.
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In the sixth episode of the Go Sokal Podcast, we breakdown the importance of traditional media for dealerships even an age of digital ads and social media. Traditional radio and TV ads still serve a great purpose in reaching potential customers and growing brand awareness. Listen as Chris Scott gives us tips and insights for how your traditional ads can stand apart from the competition.
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