Intuition, Trust, and Analytics 2017
DOI: 10.1201/9781315195551-9
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“…It must be noted that movement marketing and advertising, which entail “capturing a rising cultural idea and harnessing [it] into the corporate culture of a family of products” (McIntyre, p. xi), are different from niche marketing, which highlights a specific element of a product or service to a so-called niche – “a small market consisting of an individual customer or a small group of customers with similar characteristics or needs” (Dalgic and Leeuw, 1994, p. 40). Movement marketing approaches are also different from so-called “guerrilla marketing forms” (Fichnová et al , 2017, p. 151). These include childvertising, a term that has been used to refer to dressing children in corporate-logo attire (ePromos Blog, 2006), headvertising (placing messages on a person’s forehead), thumbvertsing (placing ads or logos on a person’s thumb/s) and various forms of animalvertising (placing ads or logos on animals).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It must be noted that movement marketing and advertising, which entail “capturing a rising cultural idea and harnessing [it] into the corporate culture of a family of products” (McIntyre, p. xi), are different from niche marketing, which highlights a specific element of a product or service to a so-called niche – “a small market consisting of an individual customer or a small group of customers with similar characteristics or needs” (Dalgic and Leeuw, 1994, p. 40). Movement marketing approaches are also different from so-called “guerrilla marketing forms” (Fichnová et al , 2017, p. 151). These include childvertising, a term that has been used to refer to dressing children in corporate-logo attire (ePromos Blog, 2006), headvertising (placing messages on a person’s forehead), thumbvertsing (placing ads or logos on a person’s thumb/s) and various forms of animalvertising (placing ads or logos on animals).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Istilah pemasaran geriliya pertama kali dicetuskan oleh Jay Conrad Levinson dalam bukunya yang terbit pada 1984. Levinson mendefinisikan teknik ini sebagai teknik pemasaran yang tidak biasa, menggunakan media non konvensional, yang menggunakan budget rendah untuk tujuan pendapatan yang besar (Fichnova, Wokciechowski, & Mikulas, 2018). Pemasaran geriliya mengandalkan kreativitas dengan menekan modal serta menggunakan media non konvensional yang diharapkan mampu membuat khalayaknya takjub dan tidak sadar bahwa mereka sedang diterpa pesan komunikasi pemasaran.…”
Section: Pemasaran Geriliya Digitalunclassified
“…Seiring dengan perkembangan digitalisasi, teknik pemasaran geriliya ini bertransformasi dengan teknik pemasaran yang populer pada era digital seperti word-of-mouth pemasaran, social media pemasaran, viral pemasaran dan seterusnya (Fichnova et al, 2018). Walaupun mengalami digitalisasi namun prinsipnya tetap sama, yaitu memasarkan produk dengan cara kreatif, out of the box, dan membuat khalayaknya terkejut.…”
Section: Pemasaran Geriliya Digitalunclassified
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