More user-generated marketing
April 18th, 2006 -
Neville Hobson reports on Firefox’s advertising campaign. User made commercials for the product and Firefox gave the best one a prize. The winners are here.
This campaign works on so many levels.
- It involves customer endorsement;
- It makes use of the customer’s understanding of the product – what they see as value (often different to what the marketeers might choose to stress);
- The campaign leverages the power of online endorsement, building Google ranking for Firefox.
Last night at the Mandrake Club I heard Simon Gulliford, ex-marketing director of Barclays Bank UK talking about how he make a Honda dealership a success. One notion to offer older drivers who were willing to demonstrate a model a £200 discount on their next car for every sale they achieved. One guy got 46 sales for them in a year. Not only was this cheaper than incentivising a salesman, it carried more weight. …
Dave Weinberger in Paris
February 28th, 2006 -
To Paris yesterday to hear the great David Weinberger, by the special invitation of Guillaume du Gardier, now with Edelman. David Weinberger was one of the editors of the Cluetrain Manifesto and thus has a legitimate claim to be at the heart of the philosophical shift that underlies the rise of consumer-generated media, and the …
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