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Casual Articles - Guerrilla Marketing, Part 3: Using The Three I's for Maximum Success on a Minimal Budget
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Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our
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I like to think of Guerrilla Marketing in terms of The Three I's: Ingenuity, Imagination, Innovation. Be creative and original in your marketing approach. Dream up something that perhaps has never been done before. Be bold and daring. Use everything that is available. For your promotions, use national holidays, enlist the services of local dignitaries, provide needed services to the community, support local charities.
Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our
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I like to think of Guerrilla Marketing in terms of The Three I's: Ingenuity, Imagination, Innovation. Be creative and original in your marketing approach. Dream up something that perhaps has never been done before. Be bold and daring. Use everything that is available. For your promotions, use national holidays, enlist the services of local dignitaries, provide needed services to the community, support local charities.
Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our
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Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our
You just recently found out that you have been selected by your company to be the Project Officer for an upcoming major project. This project will generate much success for your business if it is executed properly. That is great but where do you even get started? Certainly, one of the most difficult parts about project management is just getting the darn thing underway. Procrastination, difficulty in finding the right organizational structure an
Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our
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Here is an example of the use of The Three I's by our advertising-marketing firm in Sedona, Arizona -- a small town (11,000 population) with millions of visitors each year. Our client was a unique pet store, part of a small national franchise which is primarily dog-oriented. The store is located in an area of heavy tourist traffic in Uptown Sedona.
Our client was about to celebrate its grand opening and needed a short, multi-faceted campaign to introduce the place to the community as a whole. The problem for the client -- and for most businesses in Uptown Sedona, a kind of tourist ghetto -- is that most locals refuse to shop in Uptown. Parking is difficult, tourists stumble around with glazed eyes bumping into each other, and prices are generally high.
The challenge: How to lure the locals (dog owners, primarily) while bringing in a steady stream of pet-owning tourists wh
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