Comments on: Guerilla Marketing: Breathing, Networking, Marketing http://www.mobilebeat.com/guerilla-marketing-breathing-networking-marketing/ Mobile Beat Magazine - Online, In Person and In Print - For Mobile DJs, KJs and VJs Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:36:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Chris http://www.mobilebeat.com/guerilla-marketing-breathing-networking-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-4914 Chris Thu, 11 Dec 2008 00:05:30 +0000 http://www.mobilebeat.com/?p=194#comment-4914 Excellent article. "Regardless of technology, the adoption of a sound and proven model of success for marketing your products or services will always remain what makes the real difference. Tough times call for drastic decisions, in every economic downturn, some people end up in front of a bankruptcy court and some people prosper." This resonates louder everyday. I find myself on the up and down deal with guerrilla Marketing in an online social media world. Some clients find it as an opportunity to go all out, no-holds-barred and try to stake a claim, while others shrivel up, get scared and run away. The "drastic decisions" are what really make the most out of a bad situation, hopefully more companies will realize the potential that can be had by choosing an alternative marketing route. Chris http://www.guerrillaRed.com guerrillaRed Social Media Marketing and Design Excellent article.

“Regardless of technology, the adoption of a sound and proven model of success for marketing your products or services will always remain what makes the real difference. Tough times call for drastic decisions, in every economic downturn, some people end up in front of a bankruptcy court and some people prosper.”

This resonates louder everyday. I find myself on the up and down deal with guerrilla Marketing in an online social media world. Some clients find it as an opportunity to go all out, no-holds-barred and try to stake a claim, while others shrivel up, get scared and run away. The “drastic decisions” are what really make the most out of a bad situation, hopefully more companies will realize the potential that can be had by choosing an alternative marketing route.

Chris
http://www.guerrillaRed.com
guerrillaRed Social Media Marketing and Design

]]> By: Robert Starkey http://www.mobilebeat.com/guerilla-marketing-breathing-networking-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-383 Robert Starkey Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:06:54 +0000 http://www.mobilebeat.com/?p=194#comment-383 To be truly into Social Media - you must consider both the IN's and the OUT's. IN: Inbound linking from other social medias that you may be linking from. These may consist of sites such as MySpace, FaceBooks, Plaxo, or any of the other gazillion social madias. OUT: Setting up a blog on your website. Ensuring that your blog as the easy add buttons to add it to their favorite reader. Don't have one? Get one for free from http://www.addthis.com and add it into your site content. Hope this helps. Robert Starkey @ http://www.OutsideTheBox.biz To be truly into Social Media – you must consider both the IN’s and the OUT’s.

IN: Inbound linking from other social medias that you may be linking from. These may consist of sites such as MySpace, FaceBooks, Plaxo, or any of the other gazillion social madias.

OUT: Setting up a blog on your website. Ensuring that your blog as the easy add buttons to add it to their favorite reader. Don’t have one? Get one for free from http://www.addthis.com and add it into your site content.

Hope this helps.

Robert Starkey @ http://www.OutsideTheBox.biz

]]> By: Guerilla Marketing http://www.mobilebeat.com/guerilla-marketing-breathing-networking-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-274 Guerilla Marketing Fri, 30 May 2008 18:19:46 +0000 http://www.mobilebeat.com/?p=194#comment-274 "Instead of joining the gazillions of social networking groups that already exist, why don’t you create your own?" It's interesting that you should ask that because that's what I'm in the process of doing right now. Funnily enough, everyone else is asking the opposite question: "Instead of making your own, why don't you join one of the millions of existing sites?" “Instead of joining the gazillions of social networking groups that already exist, why don’t you create your own?” It’s interesting that you should ask that because that’s what I’m in the process of doing right now. Funnily enough, everyone else is asking the opposite question: “Instead of making your own, why don’t you join one of the millions of existing sites?”

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