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Which Marketing Method Works Best?

Which Marketing Method Works Best? - Photo Credit: Pixabay

Which Marketing Method Works Best?

Hannah Fischer-LauderbyHannah Fischer-Lauder
October 21, 2025
in Business, Corporations, Tech
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Businesses today are constantly searching for the most effective way to connect with their financial customers. Among the many strategies available to them, marketing is one thing that businesses need to lean on most. 

Direct mail marketing, for example, stands out as one of the oldest but still effective tools in a company’s arsenal, should they choose to use it. But with digital platforms evolving rapidly, is it still the best?

To determine which marketing method works best is essential to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of several common strategies and how they align with your goals, audience, and budget. 

Which Marketing Method Works Best? Email Marketing campaign - Photo credit: Karola G
Which Marketing Method Works Best? Email Marketing campaign – Photo credit: Karola G

E-mail marketing remains a dominant force, particularly for companies with an established list of subscribers. It’s a low-cost, easy to automate way to market and provides measurable results through open rates and click-through tracking. However, with inboxes becoming more cluttered than ever before, it’s easy for even well-crafted emails to be ignored or marked as spam.

Social media marketing has been transforming how brands interact with their audiences in a big way. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn allow for creative storytelling, targeted advertising, and immediate feedback. The reach can be immense, but success often requires constant content creation and paid promotions to overcome algorithms that limit organic visibility.

Another excellent marketing method is content marketing. This includes blogs, videos, and podcasts, and it builds trust and authority over time. It’s great for long-term brand building and SEO benefits, but it’s also time-consuming and requires consistent effort. The return on investment can be slower to realise, which makes it less appealing for businesses that are looking for quick results.

Pay-per-click advertising offers immediate visibility through platforms like Google Ads or Facebook Ads. It’s ideal for driving targeted traffic fast, but costs can add up quickly, especially in a competitive industry. Without a solid strategy with pay-per-click, businesses risk paying a lot for leads that don’t convert.

Which Marketing Method Works Best? From TikTok to Instagram - Photo credit: cottonbro studio
Which Marketing Method Works Best? From TikTok to Instagram – Photo credit: cottonbro studio

All of these digital methods are excellent, but traditional methods like direct mail marketing continue to surprise marketers with strong performances in certain sectors. It may seem outdated, but physical mail marketers with strong performance in certain sectors are still there. It may seem outdated, but physical mail offers a tangible experience that digital edges can’t replicate. People tend to spend more time reviewing a well-designed mail piece than a fleeting ad in a social feed, and it also bypasses ad blockers and spam filters, reaching people directly at home or work. 

In many cases, integrated marketing delivers the best results. By using a blend of channels and combining online and offline tactics, businesses can create multiple such points that reinforce their message to their consumers. For instance, sending direct mail pieces followed by retargeting ads online can significantly improve visibility and conversion rates. 

Ultimately, the most effective marketing strategy is one that evolves for your business. Tracking performance, testing their approaches, and adapting to audience behaviour are key to long-term success. 


Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed here by the authors are their own, not those of impakter.com — In the photo:  Which Marketing Method Works Best? Cover Photo Credit: Pixabay

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