Guerrilla Viral Marketing Strategies for Fashion Electronics Medical Mobile Entertainment and Consumer Industries

Whether you're in the medical device business or fashion industry, if you're doing any marketing, the holy grail is to get massive PR and social media coverage for free. It's understandable. It's no fun spending all your profits on advertising and marketing so that you can spend all your profits again.

So what are the factors that determine if your marketing strategy, your youtube video, or your ad campaign will go viral? You'd be surprised how similar making your guerrilla marketing go viral is to a real world virus and where the one single difference is between the two: Guerrilla Viral Marketing Strategies for Fashion Electronics Medical Mobile Entertainment and Consumer Industries

You might even be surprised to find that the reason your campaign is not going viral is because you're making more complicated than it really is.

#1 Facebook Marketing Strategy: Don't Use Facebook. Here's Why

Facebook actively interferes with the messages you blast out to your Likers -- these are the people who ASKED to be messaged. They liked your facebook page but FB has an algorithm that determines whether your messages should actually go out or not.

Beyond this, your message only stays live on the home feed for a few hours. If someone doesn't check their Facebook for a day, you won't be seen... This is how to overcome the Facebook Marketing Strategy Fail.

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Homeless Man $50 Cypher: Guerrilla Marketing Strategies Go Viral On One Condition...

Ever notice that when a corporation features their logo on even the most clever viral or guerrilla marketing campaign, it just doesn't go viral? Memes have a way of favoring content that doesn't have a beneficiary. The public wants you to entertain them but they don't want you to profit from their enjoyment. 

So the more attention and traffic you want, the more you're going to have to obscure any commercial sources. 

Two of the smartest executions of this are:

1. http://whatdowewanttimetravelwhendowewantititsirrelevant.com ... 

It's impossible to tell how anyone is benefitting from the publicity this photo got.

2. Homeless Man $50 Cypher

Even in the decryption, there's not commercial attribution (so far)

So then, for marketing purposes, how do you convert all that attention and traffic into sales at your site? That problem, we will deal with in the next blog post

Guerrilla Marketing Facebook: Secret Strategies for Building Your Like or Fan Base

Sure. Zuckerberg has Facebook nail down tight. When you advertise, you can't even use a logo. You can't friend more than 12 people a day. You can't post more than a set number of messages on friends walls (based on an algorithm that's based on how long you've used Facebook and your friend count). So how is it possible to do any kind of Guerrilla Marketing on Facebook? 

It's the same way those guys with rediculous facebook page names like "people with rosy cheeks" got over a million likes. If you thought the above linked video was helpful, give us a RT or a share on Facebook too!