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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…
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Ikea produced a number of different “cook by numbers” recipe sheets for store managers (encouraging them to create an event to show customers that getting creative in the kitchen can be deliciously simple) and for customers to take home (making these available in the ingredient and kitchen items sections of Ikea stores). The recipes, which […]
This ad is pretty dated but is a good example of shared marketing and endorsement — a wonderful marketing tool. It’s easy to find examples with movies, restaurant chains and soft drink brands but difficult to find smaller businesses that do this well. If you know of examples, please send a link in the comments […]
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