Many people in the world do not care about some realities. In Romania, in every two minutes one mobile phone is stolen and Vodafone wanted to wake these people up! So, Vodafone hired some professional pickpockets and these men left some flyers promoting Vodafone insurance to people's bag, pocket etc. This is how a Guerilla Marketing activity make people realise their needs, when they think it is not a real need.
This blog shows what Guerilla Marketing is and how efficient it is and also its examples from all around the world!
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Don't think of a blue elephant and keep reading!
This book will show you a super gun which is desired by all marketers and has a power for effecting subsconscious. Do not think of a blue elephant and keep reading!
Is it perfect, right? I told you not to think of a blue elephant, but though your brain has thought that. Even if, only for a second, your brain has created a blue elephant and presented it to you. Now think of what kind of thoughts you can place to your customers' mind, just think of! Oppurtunities you can use are unlimited with the correct form of gramer and some simple rules of modern human psychology. (Levinson and Hanley, 2005:20)
29 Mayıs 2015 Cuma
The Secret of Guerilla Marketing
Guerilla Marketing activities have generally been succesfull because they know where and how to go! A Guerilla knows that a marketing activity has to be sent to customers' subconscious because subconscious moves and decides before conscious. However subconscious is an effective decision-maker in the purchasing process. So, a Guerilla marketer should know how to make consumers' subconscious energise.
What is the main aim of Guerilla Marketing?
Guerilla Marketing firstly aims affecting consumers with low cost, creative and untraditional methods. Through these methods it results with high profits. When reaching this aim, it advocates that conducting a closely customer relationship is a required step for being successful in the market. So, guerrilla marketing examples mostly include interactive activities. In this activities, consumers generally have an active role. It is a good way to communicate with target group for a brand.
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Depaul UK
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Unlock the 007 in you. You have 70 seconds!
What a perfect experience provided by Coca Cola as an example of Guerilla Marketing!
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Volvo's Guerilla Marketing Example
Although Guerilla Marketing is an approach which came out for SME's to compete with the bigger companies, it has become an approach which is used by many big companies known by all world. Here is a rather creative example of Guerilla Marketing case conducted by Volvo company, which tries to generate an effect by offering experience to its potential customers.
Rule 1: Be remarkable!
Guerilla Marketing as a communication
activity is a form which has an extensive usage of images. These images do not
look like the images we generally face with as in the traditional advertising.
It is important to gain a seat in the consumer's subconscious with the
images that are more creative and hard to forget. This is what "being remarkable" means!
How was Guerilla Marketing born?
When Jay Conrad Levinson who is known as
the father of Guerilla Marketing faced with this question in a marketing
course: "what are the low cost marketing strageies for small
companies?" He said that he would provide the resources related with this
subject in the following courses. But he could not find an adequate resource
related with and written to date, and he wanted to create one. This is how
Guerilla Marketing has come out.
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What is Guerilla Marketing?
Guerilla Marketing as a technique which is different, more effective and less costly than traditional marketing
understanding was brought to literature in 1980's by Jay Conrad Levinson.
Guerilla Marketing basicly thinks that activities towards subconscious are more
effective. It is a complete of marketing activities epecially generated for SME's to
compete with bigger companies but nowadays it is generally used by many big firms.
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