Guerrilla marketing is a marketing strategy that is quite different from the traditional marketing methods. It is an unconventional tactic which is used to promote a product or service. It is often used
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Continue ReadingThe term “guerrilla marketing” was created by Jay Conrad Levinson in 1984 and used it as a way to describe low-cost but highly effective marketing strategies which are helpful especially for small
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Continue ReadingA very important feature of guerrilla marketing is how the discipline is supposed to bring in results. And the primary ways by which results are measured and tracked are through metrics, statistics, and
Continue ReadingOne thing that advertising campaign strategists often like to explore is how to apply “subliminal marketing” into their work. In 1957, author Vance Packard claimed in his book “The Hidden Persuaders”
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Continue ReadingA bookstore owner had the misfortune of being located between two enormous book selling competitors. As if that wasn’t bad enough, one day little bookstore owner came to work to see that the competitor
Continue ReadingTake a moment to examine marketing in the light of psychology. “Skinnerian marketing” dictates that the customer modifies his or her behavior—this kind of marketing says, shows, or does something
Continue ReadingGuerrillas have only one definition of creativity in marketing: It’s something that generates profits for their business. Big profits? Very creative. No profits? Not creative. Creativity in marketing
Continue ReadingSuppose you call your business Freedom Press and you intend to sell books about freelancing. Let your strategy start with the words: “The purpose of Freedom Press marketing is motivate people to order
Continue ReadingI was employed by an advertising agency in Chicago, and we were called in to a cigarette company in New York. They were dismayed by their ranking of thirty-first largest-selling brand in America and their
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