The strategic placement of marketing material and promotions at events that will attract consumer and media attention, ambush marketing begins by identifying opportunities to successfully capitalize on. Paying attention to media sources that provide information about upcoming activities, sporting events, celebrity appearances, and even protests can accomplish this. Media sources for ambush marketing can include radio, print, broadcast, Internet, etc.
If the event is likely to attract media attention, companies must determine how to incorporate their information into the media coverage for the event. Carrying out an effective and legal ambush marketing campaign is challenging, yet the potential payoff can be huge in terms of return on investment.
Getting the ambush marketing message seen can be done boldly or via a surprise attack. For example, using models clad in bikinis with a company’s logo painted on their bodies is a relatively bold way to attract onlookers, while a surprise attack would use an individual or group or people positioned in the crowd to hold up a sign bearing the company logo just as the camera is focused on them. This is ambush marketing defined by On-Point Marketing & Promotions (onpoint-marketing.com)
Ambush Marketing (Des Moines, IA) utilizes the same philosophy’s. If you need more ambush marketing information or would like to find out more about Ambush and our specific services, please e-mail me at ambushdsm@gmail.com
writing credit: Onpoint Marketing & Promotions (onpoint-marketing.com)
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June 24, 2007 at 5:42 pm
Kapsmade
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October 30, 2007 at 8:16 am
marcus
Thanks for the great information. Some companies try to ambush, but end up doing it badly. The Ambush Marketing toolkit by Kim Skildum-Reid talked about how to ambush the right way, you might find it very interesting.