Before KPIs, CRMs and micro-moments, before the Internet was a part of our everyday lives, there was marketing – effective marketing that built brands. Good marketers did their homework, researched the target audience, studied the psychology of the demographic, put their best thinkers and designers to work and launched campaigns that promised to fill a need. Successful marketers used professional strategies that had been developed over many decades by the best creative minds in the industry to create campaigns that moved the needle. They were based on strategy, content, channels and the traditional marketing mix. Maybe they weren’t easy to…