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In the fast-paced information age, there is intense competition for customer attention, making traditional communication methods less effective. As a result, personalized marketing tools and approaches are gaining popularity. To succeed in such a dynamic environment, companies need to be creative and innovative, adapting quickly to changing requirements. As in nature, only those that can adapt and evolve will thrive in a rapidly changing and competitive economy.
The current trend indicates a strong preference for unique experiences and individuality. Therefore, for successful marketing, it is crucial to tailor products and services to cater to customers’ emotional experiences. “Guerrilla Marketing,” which involves using creative and unexpected “surprise” effects, and targeting specific audiences, has significant potential to capture the attention of customers who are bombarded by traditional advertising and marketing tactics. By using this approach, companies can potentially win the battle for customer attention and stand out in a crowded market.
Innovative, unconventional and creative.
Classic advertising was yesterday.
SURPRISE
Guerrilla Marketing gives new popularity to advertising with charm and wit. I implement actions and campaigns that score with surprise, fun and entertainment and finally spread like a virus through word-of-mouth.
EFFICIENCY MATTERS
It’s an efficient, effective, attention-generating and oftentimes almost “cheeky” marketing tool that is used successfully in many small and large companies – especially in combination with conventional marketing tools.
MAKE AN IMPACT
The focus of Guerrilla Marketing is to implement strategic ideas with a small budget to achieve a big impact – with originality and selective actions, tailored to the target group.
CATCHYA
This fresh marketing strategy is particularly suitable for the establishment of youthful brands, since a young target audience quickly becomes enthusiastic about Guerrilla Marketing staging.
BE DIFFERENT
With more than 100 tools, a wide range of activities is required to differentiate yourself from competing offers. Guerrilla Marketing actions are unique, divisive, spark conversations and are difficult for competitors to imitate.
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How to nestle in the mind of your customers?
Guerrilla Marketing provides companies with an opportunity to carve out a niche in the market and survive in a highly competitive environment. To make the most of this approach, it is advisable to use a combination of traditional and alternative advertising channels and to creatively integrate different marketing instruments, communication channels, and advertising media (media mix). By adopting innovative and imaginative approaches, companies can successfully reach customers through non-traditional channels even with limited budgets. However, it is crucial to carefully plan advertising campaigns, ensuring that their often subtle messages are well-aligned with the advertised product and target audience.
Check out some areas of application, among others:
Interruption Marketing vs. Permission Marketing
The basic idea of Interruption Marketing is to get the attention of potential customers through interruptions. Examples of disruptions include: TV commercials interrupting movies, radio ads interrupting music, print ads interrupting magazine articles, and pop-up or blinking banner ads interrupting web surfing. Unlike Interruption Marketing, Permission Marketing strives for a long-term customer relationship. Customers should voluntarily contact the provider of the advertising message. No harsh request to buy but a polite offer to get in touch should be conveyed.
Viral Marketing / Buzz Marketing
Viral Marketing uses wit, charm and a good offer to draw customers’ attention to certain products or services and triggers the spread of advertising messages through the use of social networks – and this is achieved by the target group itself. This extremely rapid spread of messages from word of mouth, from “mouse to mouse” or from “mobile to mobile”, is similar to the behavior of biological viruses, hence the term. Buzz Marketing, or recommendation marketing, aims at the widespread distribution of advertising messages in social networks.
Guerilla PR
Guerrilla Public Relations in companies, i.e. guerrilla corporate communication, builds on surprise effects and tactical flexibility. In this form of public relations communication, unusual ideas generate free communication effects. Guerrilla PR includes, for example, lobbying, sponsoring, corporate advertising, crisis management and relationships with investors. Guerrillas try to break established rules by means of systematic press releases to target group-specific media. Frequently used instruments are, animated e-mails, attention-grabbing invitations to events and also press releases with references to guerrilla marketing campaigns.
Ambush Marketing
Ambush Marketing exploits the media attention of major events hosted or sponsored by direct competitors. Examples include the soccer World Cup, the Olympic Games, regional events or specific industry events. Ambush marketing is also referred to as free rider or parasite marketing, since ambushers profit from a specific public event without being financially or conceptually involved. The aim is to draw the public’s attention to your company or product with the least possible financial effort, while the advertising campaigns and sponsorship activities of competitors are deliberately weakened.
Sensation Marketing / Ambient Stunt
Sensation Marketing stands for unique and extraordinary campaigns that take place at strategically interesting locations and are intended to be perceived as sensations. The aim is to fascinate and surprise the audience and to handle the advertising in such a way that it is perceived as a real experience that people like to talk about. Most Sensation Marketing campaigns take place in the out-of-home area (outdoor advertising) and show a characteristic proximity to ambient media, which is why people like to talk about ambient stunts. A striking difference between the two instruments is that Ambient Media communicates comprehensively and repeatably, while Sensation Marketing only publishes about the event that actually takes place once. In contrast to ambient media campaigns, Sensation Marketing campaigns are usually unique, i.e. not repeatable and not always measurable.
Ambient Media
Ambient Media, Ambient Marketing or Ambient Advertising does not bring the advertising to the consumers, but the consumers to the advertising. Innovative media formats are planned and implemented in the direct living environment of the target group, which people perceive as surprising, likeable and original, not as annoying. Advertising that deliberately crosses many borders and plays with breaking taboos. The idea and concept of the campaigns are geared towards entertainment. Ambient media is by far the largest field of activity in Guerrilla Marketing. Ideas are required here that have a great impact, are spontaneously and realizable with a small budget. Unusual objects and locations in the out-of-home area are used for these popular formats, such as park benches, train stations, trams, toilets, power boxes, elevators, shopping arcades, streets and much more.
Affiliate Marketing
With Affiliate Marketing, online sales channels are used to reach additional target groups by creating a transaction between the actual provider and the end customer through an intermediary (= affiliate). This works in such a way that these so-called affiliates offer a product on their own website that is actually sold by another provider, such as Amazon. As an intermediary, you receive a commission for every sale.
Guerilla Attack
Guerrilla Attacks are small, direct “attacks” on several independent departments of the competition. Both conventional and unconventional “weapons” are used, such as selective price reductions, intensive regional promotion, and viral marketing. Here, guerrillas determine the unused market potential of your competitors and use this to their own advantage.
Make an impact.
Guerrilla Marketing can be an effective way to increase brand awareness and generate buzz without breaking the bank. However, it’s important to carefully consider the risks and potential consequences of any unconventional marketing tactics before implementing them.
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