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Like a one-way SOS radio, traditional marketing meant

broadcasting your message to as many people as you could afford to

reach over blanket networks like radio and television.

Then came the sitting, waiting, and hoping. Hoping that the search

party on the other side—the consumer—picked up what you had been

broadcasting. Hoping that it had influenced them enough to buy what

you were selling.

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