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I guess its the new form of advertising that is catching the customers attention. But companies have to make sure that they don't fall into the trap of short term sales. They should try to build long term brand values.
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wonder why you choose to label this as stealth marketing...aint stealth marketing about product promotion without the consumer knowing that it is one, e.g. editorial content about a product that is paid for by the company
umm...
Can you illustrate a bit on stealth marketing ? maybe put a more explanatory post ... one with examples.
Also, how does it differ from ambush marketing. Are these two some kind of "condemned" marketing techniques ? Do they work ?
Interested to learn about it.
Another thing about the Bingo and this Dairy milk adverts. I am not sure whether this really appeals to the mass semi-intellectual crowd. From what I comprehend, one needs to observe carefully what exactly is the guy trying to convey, in order to understand the advertisement itself, to get to the product itself...
Not sure whether this would work well in india, for products like... umm, let's say "Dabur Red" toothpaste or "Vicco Turmeric" or "Bajaj scooter" or something...
The idea is, where the target segment is not necessarily the 'intellectual class', does this advert medium work ?
Do post more on this!
Cheers,
kundan
wonder why you choose to label this as stealth marketing...aint stealth marketing about product promotion without the consumer knowing that it is one, e.g. editorial content about a product that is paid for by the company
umm...
Can you illustrate a bit on stealth marketing ? maybe put a more explanatory post ... one with examples.
Also, how does it differ from ambush marketing. Are these two some kind of "condemned" marketing techniques ? Do they work ?
Interested to learn about it.
Another thing about the Bingo and this Dairy milk adverts. I am not sure whether this really appeals to the mass semi-intellectual crowd. From what I comprehend, one needs to observe carefully what exactly is the guy trying to convey, in order to understand the advertisement itself, to get to the product itself...
Not sure whether this would work well in india, for products like... umm, let's say "Dabur Red" toothpaste or "Vicco Turmeric" or "Bajaj scooter" or something...
The idea is, where the target segment is not necessarily the 'intellectual class', does this advert medium work ?
Do post more on this!
Cheers,
kundan
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wonder why you choose to label this as stealth marketing...aint stealth marketing about product promotion without the consumer knowing that it is one, e.g. editorial content about a product that is paid for by the company
umm...
Can you illustrate a bit on stealth marketing ? maybe put a more explanatory post ... one with examples.
Also, how does it differ from ambush marketing. Are these two some kind of "condemned" marketing techniques ? Do they work ?
Interested to learn about it.
Another thing about the Bingo and this Dairy milk adverts. I am not sure whether this really appeals to the mass semi-intellectual crowd. From what I comprehend, one needs to observe carefully what exactly is the guy trying to convey, in order to understand the advertisement itself, to get to the product itself...
Not sure whether this would work well in india, for products like... umm, let's say "Dabur Red" toothpaste or "Vicco Turmeric" or "Bajaj scooter" or something...
The idea is, where the target segment is not necessarily the 'intellectual class', does this advert medium work ?
Do post more on this!
Cheers,
kundan
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