> When does a marketing tactic become “traditional”?
The original message was:
> And expect to do tons of marketing.
Which putting a "Powered by" button isn't, it's basically a software, UX and design task instead. I guess by "traditional" marketing I meant the type of activities that require active effort to do, compared to something like that.
Is it a traditional marketing tactic to rely largely on something as subtle as powered-by links? (Genuine question, I haven't studied marketing beyond a few documentaries.)
The original message was:
> And expect to do tons of marketing.
Which putting a "Powered by" button isn't, it's basically a software, UX and design task instead. I guess by "traditional" marketing I meant the type of activities that require active effort to do, compared to something like that.