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Instead of creating a simple pamphlet and playing underneath the door of people, Domino’s made a close simulation of a real pizza to stimulate the public’s appetite and generate more leads for their delivery service.
Much of the no-cost guerilla marketing (like posters stuck to light posts or stickers on street signs) is invasive, unsightly, annoying and ought to be illegal. But this effort by Polo mints is anything but ‘tasteless’ (pun is intentional). Here is more about this no-cost branding campaign…