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    Guerrilla Marketing for Social Causes: Part Five in an Eight-Part WebUrbanist GMarketing Series

    social guerrilla marketing clothes newspaper So far, the guerrilla marketing efforts we've explored in parts one, two, three, and four have been all about the Benjamins. Companies small to massive have used guerrilla techniques to grab the attention of unsuspecting consumers. But believe it or not, ...

    Guerrilla Marketing Versus Viral Marketing: Part Four in an Eight-Part WebUrbanist Gmarketing Series

    [Viral video ad for Ray-Ban Sunglasses] Picture this: the harried ad executive, sitting in his cushy leather chair, is panicked. His bottle of antacid is empty, his mortgage payment is late, and he just can't figure out how to break through the cynicism of his target audience. ...

    Major Corporations Go For Guerrilla Marketing: Part Three in an Eight-Part WebUrbanist GMarketing Series

    stop nudity blush guerrilla campaign In part one of our series on guerrilla marketing, we took a look at how the movement began. In part two, we explored some of the earliest instances of guerrilla marketing. Now we'll explore what happens when the underground advertising movement ...

    The Origins and Evolution of Guerrilla Marketing: Part Two in an Eight-Part WebUrbanist GMarketing Series

    alberta guerrilla marketing ski lift In the first part of our series on guerrilla marketing we examined how the movement got its start and why it is so effective. Before that, we took a look at some of the most creative guerrilla marketing campaigns the world has ever seen. ...

    The History of Guerrilla Marketing: Part One in an Eight-Part WebUrbanist GMarketing Series

    guerrilla marketing Everyone loves a story about the little guy who takes on the bigger, more heavily armed opponent and wins. When the little guy uses unconventional tactics and surprises the opponent, it's called guerrilla warfare. When some starry-eyed startup shocks the world with an underground marketing campaign that costs nothing but causes shockwaves for ...