Advertising
Guerilla Advertising
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Guerilla advertising, also known as guerrilla marketing, is a marketing strategy that uses unconventional and often surprising tactics to promote a product or service, typically relying on eye-catching displays in public spaces to grab attention and generate buzz, often with a low budget and high creative impact, similar to the element of surprise.
Key points about guerilla advertising:
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Unconventional methods:
Unlike traditional advertising, guerilla marketing uses unexpected and creative approaches to reach the target audience.
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High impact, low cost:The goal is to create a big impression with minimal financial investment.
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Public spaces:
Often utilizes public areas like streets, sidewalks, parks, or transportation hubs to engage passersby.
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Element of surprise:
The most effective guerilla campaigns catch people off guard and spark curiosity.
Examples of guerilla advertising tactics:
- Street art and installations: Creating large-scale murals or interactive displays in public places
- Flash mobs: Organizing spontaneous performances in crowded areas
- Viral stunts: Creating attention-grabbing events designed to spread quickly online
- Ambient marketing: Placing subtle product placements in unexpected locations
- Interactive experiences: Engaging people with interactive displays or activities related to the brand
