10. The Good and The Bad
Inbound Marketing Outbound Marketing
Pros: Pros:
• Cost effective • Reaches people who may not know to
• Permission based (noninvasive) search for your product or services
• Measureable
Cons:
Cons:
• High Cost , Low Yield
• Can be time consuming • Customers aren’t always ready to buy when
the message is received.
• Interruption Marketing
• Communication is one way
• Blocking techniques (do not call, spams, DVR)
• Not as measureable
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13. Average Traditional Advertising Costs
Newspapers: $250 to $2500 dollars per week
Radio: $100-$300 bucks per week for rotating spots. Expect to pay
more if you want a specific slot.
Television: Expect to pay upwards of $200k or more for prime-time
national spots. Local markets can still charge hundreds of dollars per
week for your 30-second promotion.
Magazines: National Magazines are ~ $100k or more for a full page.
Small ads will run you thousands of dollars per month.
Yellow Pages: An average half page yellow book ad will run you over
$1,000 per month.
Un-measureable!
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15. Average Inbound Advertising Costs
Websites: $2500 to $15k depending on the design & functionality.
• SEO: Prices for these services can range from $500 – $5000 per month, again,
depending on the age, keywords, and stage of the consultant or agency you
employ.
Pay Per Click: A typical Adwords campaign can often run anywhere from $500 –
$2500 per month depending on your budget.
Social Media Marketing & Other Inbound Marketing Services: Specialists
can charge anywhere from $1000 to $10k per month for specialized services, depending
on how much time they put into your project each month.
Measureable!
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