˜yÐÄvlog

Advertisement

Advertisement

guerrilla marketing

[ guh-ril-uh mahr-ki-ting ]

noun

  1. a low-cost, nontraditional advertising strategy that uses imaginative presentation, as graffiti or public art installations, and interactive experiences, as stunts or treasure hunts:

    Successful guerrilla marketing is spread virally from person to person, online or by word of mouth.



Discover More

˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of guerrilla marketing1

Coined by Jay Conrad Levinson, U.S. business writer (1933-2013), the title of his 1984 book
Discover More

Example Sentences

Examples have not been reviewed.

The hike, one of more than 30 “Don’t Die Meet-Ups†around the world that day, was a cross between community-building and a guerrilla marketing tactic.

From

Offended specialises in guerrilla marketing, turning the world of corporate messaging and polished branding upside down.

From

Yamini Nambimadom, 22, who received a sponsorship, described it as “guerrilla marketing campaign, where you watch your friends promote something and you would want to try it.â€

From

Dayish said he and his siblings felt compelled to do something to make life brighter on the Navajo Nation, especially after the way the community responded to their guerrilla marketing campaign for “Parole.â€

From

Now, Ms. Trump’s act of guerrilla marketing is causing agita of another sort.

From

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement