Definition: Combining traditional and digital marketing practices (Merriam-Webster Online).
Sample usage: “My boss is mad because my tradigical presentation involved writing on the video board with a permanent marker.”
Popularity: Could be mistaken for “tragically digital,” which describes more than a few ill-considered media campaigns.
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