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Guerrilla Marketing and the Art of Generating Attention Going Guerrilla Inspiration Why does guerrilla / alternative / experiential marketing matter? Why are people paying so much attention to it now? Going Guerrilla The State of Media • Media clutter. • People are more aware of being marketed to and filter out a lot of current marketing. • A large amount of media is non-targeted and becomes irrelevant to the consumer. Going Guerrilla Propaganda A single weekday edition of The New York Times contains more data than a typical citizen of 17th century England would have encountered in a lifetime. Media usage per person averaged 3,530 hours in 2006 according to the VSS Forecast. That equals over 147 full days per year of media exposure. Study of Influence 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Radio Spot Billboard TV/Print Magazine Ad Article Friend, Coworker, FamilyÉ *Euro RSCG Going Guerrilla Propaganda The important point to the propagandist is that the relative value of the various instruments of propaganda, (Edward Bernays defines propaganda as ’simply the establishing of reciprocal understanding between an individual and a group’) and their relation to the masses, are constantly changing. If he is to get full reach for his message he must take advantage of these shifts of value the instant they occur. Going Guerrilla Propaganda Additionally it is important to consider the concept of Social Currency and the relative value of such in current times. Douglass Rushkoff said it well in the following “…your success will be directly dependent on your ability to create excuses for people to talk to one another…They need images, stories, ideas, and sounds through which they can relate to one another”1 1. Rushkoff, “Social Currency” 2001 Buzz Timeline History 1929, Lucky Strike Easter parade 1969, John Lennon Yoko Ono ‘Bed-In’ 1999, About.com Re-launch ATHF-Boston 2007 1923, Ivory Soap, 1900 The National Soap Sculpture Competition 1944, U.S. Government, Buy War Bonds! 1974, Blazing Saddles Movie Promotion 2003, Sony Ericsson Undercover Going Guerrilla The Challenge Why are marketers so excited about this media opportunity? How do we as marketers create this excitement? Buzz Marketing The Challenge How do you create guerrilla marketing that stands out? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Work backwards. What is the consumer doing, what behaviors do they practice and how can you fit your brand into that behavior to create something that is relevant, unexpected and exciting. You can disarm the marketing filters that many of us have by either • Being under the radar enough that they do not know they are being marketed to (very hard to do effectively). • Being interesting enough that the consumer does not mind being marketed to. In fact, when done well, they will ask for it from you. Stop thinking about ‘Out-Of-The-Box’ - This has done serious damage to marketing and caused some TERRIBLE ad/promotional campaigns. Get inside the box and tinker with it and you will come up with something better and more effective. Don’t be creative for the sake of being creative. Create within your means. Sometimes the ‘BIG’ idea is too big for your $25,000 budget. Keep a budgetary context to your creative ideation. Don’t limit your ideas, but give them parameters. See what is out in the public landscape and take it, revise it, mash it up, and make it your own. Going Guerrilla Inspiration I believe good poets borrow great poets steal. - Meg Kearney “Creed” Buzz Marketing The Essential Insight We are told about the world before we see it. We imagine most things before we ever experience them. - Walter Lippman, Public Opinion 1922 The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz The Manufacturing of Buzz Obrigado! Sam Travis Ewen Interference Incorporated [email protected] www.interferenceinc.com