Comments on: 5 reasons Guerilla Marketing isn’t Viral Marketing http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/ Husband, father, writer, and proprietor. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 00:33:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Mike Pitt http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5379 Mike Pitt Tue, 12 Jul 2011 12:50:31 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5379 Hello Blake, I enjoyed reading your post. Thanks. Do you own the copyright for the BBQ drain image? I would like to use it in a report and have been trying to track down the copyright. If it is not yours do you know who does own it? Thanks for your help. Kind regards, Mike Pitt Director - Marketing Fundamentals Ltd Hello Blake, I enjoyed reading your post. Thanks. Do you own the copyright for the BBQ drain image? I would like to use it in a report and have been trying to track down the copyright. If it is not yours do you know who does own it?

Thanks for your help.

Kind regards,

Mike Pitt
Director – Marketing Fundamentals Ltd

]]> By: 20 Creative Guerilla Marketing Campaigns « govtslaves.info http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5254 20 Creative Guerilla Marketing Campaigns « govtslaves.info Tue, 03 May 2011 23:31:31 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5254 [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...] [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...]

]]> By: website copywriting http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5216 website copywriting Sun, 17 Apr 2011 02:20:32 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5216 In response to the old comment Mark said about that Rick Bennet guy. I looked at his site - those were some of the worst ads I've ever seen. Would likely be why I've never heard of him. Your state can keep him. In response to the old comment Mark said about that Rick Bennet guy. I looked at his site – those were some of the worst ads I’ve ever seen. Would likely be why I’ve never heard of him. Your state can keep him.

]]> By: 20 Creative Guerilla Marketing Campaigns « Jill Coyle http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5201 20 Creative Guerilla Marketing Campaigns « Jill Coyle Mon, 11 Apr 2011 03:54:18 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5201 [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...] [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...]

]]> By: 20 creative guerilla marketing campaigns « AlvinAllistar http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5194 20 creative guerilla marketing campaigns « AlvinAllistar Wed, 06 Apr 2011 08:00:15 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5194 [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...] [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...]

]]> By: Ingenious Marketing Ideas http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5163 Ingenious Marketing Ideas Wed, 23 Mar 2011 14:27:10 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5163 [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...] [...] Using the street’s material to create your ad. Via Smooth Harold. [...]

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]]> By: Kreativ geriljamarkedsføring til inspirasjon « Petter`s Blogg http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-5129 Kreativ geriljamarkedsføring til inspirasjon « Petter`s Blogg Fri, 04 Mar 2011 13:20:43 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-5129 [...] Bruk det du finner i urbane strøk til å markedsføre dine produkter. Via Smooth Harold. [...] [...] Bruk det du finner i urbane strøk til å markedsføre dine produkter. Via Smooth Harold. [...]

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]]> By: Guerilla Marketing « Jackie Hanley http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-4737 Guerilla Marketing « Jackie Hanley Wed, 13 Oct 2010 01:57:34 +0000 http://www.smoothharold.com/wp/?p=644#comment-4737 [...] I get asked all the time by business owners if I know any creative ways to help get their brand seen.  Business owners usually throw out the terms “guerilla marketing” when asking for creative marketing solutions or even worse “cheap” marketing, however guerilla marketing encompasses more than just creative ways to market your product and can end up costing quite a bit, for a successful campaign. In fact, many business owners are usually shocked when I tell them that their product or service would not fit well with a guerilla marketing campaign.  Guerilla marketing, simply put is do something unexpected or thought provoking so as to leave a lasting impression with your “customer”.  Yes, this is the “creative” aspect of guerilla marketing; however getting your brand out in front of the wrong people in a creative way will not get you any more business than you had before the guerilla marketing campaign.  That is why it is first important to do research on your target market before launching a guerilla marketing campaign just for the sake of being original and creative.  In fact, guerilla marketing works best for brands that are already established and that are expanding into a new product line, either to reach a new market, or increase the size of their current market.  Take for example Mafia Wars, a popular social networking game.  Recently, Mafia Wars company Zynga decided to launch a guerilla marketing campaign in which they hired actors dressed as mobsters to hand out “money” with codes that allowed for players to register for their new version of Mafia Wars.  The bystanders who took the “money” then registered their “money” in the new game where then told that Zynga would blow up an armored car in Las Vegas after so many people registered.  This created hype around an existing brand (Mafia Wars) that was releasing a new version of an already existing game, and it worked.  People knew right away when they saw the “mobsters” with Mafia Wars “money” who was behind this guerilla marketing- Zynga.  In my opinion there are more clever ways of guerilla marketing then spending your entire budget blowing up an armored car, and that is why I would do some research as to exactly who you will target during your guerilla marketing campaign as to help maximize your marketing dollars.   For someone who has a different take about guerilla marketing, check out this blog which I found interesting: http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/  [...] [...] I get asked all the time by business owners if I know any creative ways to help get their brand seen.  Business owners usually throw out the terms “guerilla marketing” when asking for creative marketing solutions or even worse “cheap” marketing, however guerilla marketing encompasses more than just creative ways to market your product and can end up costing quite a bit, for a successful campaign. In fact, many business owners are usually shocked when I tell them that their product or service would not fit well with a guerilla marketing campaign.  Guerilla marketing, simply put is do something unexpected or thought provoking so as to leave a lasting impression with your “customer”.  Yes, this is the “creative” aspect of guerilla marketing; however getting your brand out in front of the wrong people in a creative way will not get you any more business than you had before the guerilla marketing campaign.  That is why it is first important to do research on your target market before launching a guerilla marketing campaign just for the sake of being original and creative.  In fact, guerilla marketing works best for brands that are already established and that are expanding into a new product line, either to reach a new market, or increase the size of their current market.  Take for example Mafia Wars, a popular social networking game.  Recently, Mafia Wars company Zynga decided to launch a guerilla marketing campaign in which they hired actors dressed as mobsters to hand out “money” with codes that allowed for players to register for their new version of Mafia Wars.  The bystanders who took the “money” then registered their “money” in the new game where then told that Zynga would blow up an armored car in Las Vegas after so many people registered.  This created hype around an existing brand (Mafia Wars) that was releasing a new version of an already existing game, and it worked.  People knew right away when they saw the “mobsters” with Mafia Wars “money” who was behind this guerilla marketing- Zynga.  In my opinion there are more clever ways of guerilla marketing then spending your entire budget blowing up an armored car, and that is why I would do some research as to exactly who you will target during your guerilla marketing campaign as to help maximize your marketing dollars.   For someone who has a different take about guerilla marketing, check out this blog which I found interesting: http://www.smoothharold.com/5-reasons-guerilla-marketing-isnt-viral-marketing/  [...]

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