Ambush marketing is a tactic used by companies to promote themselves at major events without being an official sponsor. It involves associating a brand with an event through advertising or other means. Some examples include Nike sponsoring athletes at the Olympics when Reebok was the official sponsor. Ambush marketing can negatively impact events by decreasing the commercial value for official sponsors. Organizers try to counter it through controlling advertising, enforcing rules on players, and passing strict anti-ambush laws.
Ambush Marketing is not just marketing, it is a "War of Brands".
It is a Marketing Strategy where advertisers capitalize on an event without paying a sponsorship fee.
Ambush marketing is a tactic used by companies to promote themselves at major events without being an official sponsor. It involves associating a brand with an event through advertising or other promotions to gain attention and benefits without paying sponsorship fees. There are different types of ambush marketing, from directly referencing an event to more indirect associations. While it allows brands to benefit from event promotion at lower costs, ambush marketing decreases the commercial value of events for official sponsors and can damage the ability to attract future sponsors. Protective measures include legislation, monitoring sponsor logos, and educating the public, but ambush marketing cannot be completely prevented.
Ambush marketing is an advertising tactic where a company promotes itself at an event without being an official sponsor to confuse the public into thinking they are associated with the event. It allows brands to capitalize on popular events for brand recall and compete with official sponsors by undermining the value of the paid sponsorship opportunities. Examples include Nike and Google's social media campaigns during the Super Bowl and a Dutch beer company's promotion at the recent World Cup match.
The document provides an overview of ambush marketing as a creative marketing strategy. It discusses how ambush marketing works by having one company directly attack its rival through advertisements or by associating with the rival's events. The document then outlines the objectives and scope of the research project, which is to study the after effects of ambush marketing on consumer behavior. It analyzes examples of ambush advertisements between brands in various industries and studies customers' buying processes. The summary also notes limitations of the report in its sample size and focus on brand wars through advertisements only.
Ambush marketing or ambush advertising is a marketing strategy in which an advertiser "ambushes" an event to compete for exposure against competing advertisers. The term "ambush marketing" was coined by marketing strategist Jerry Welsh, while he was working as the manager of global marketing efforts for American Express in the 1980s.
This document discusses ambush marketing, which is when a company promotes itself in a way that associates with an event without being an official sponsor. It can be done through advertising around the event venue, sponsoring athletes participating in the event, or using symbols of the event. While it allows smaller companies to gain exposure, it is seen as illegitimate by event organizers and official sponsors. The document outlines various ambush marketing strategies and tactics event organizers can use to prevent ambushing, such as legal protections of trademarks and cleaning advertising spaces near venues.
Ambush marketing is a tactic used by companies to promote themselves at major events without being an official sponsor. It involves associating a brand with an event through advertising or other means. Some examples include Nike sponsoring athletes at the Olympics when Reebok was the official sponsor. Ambush marketing can negatively impact events by decreasing the commercial value for official sponsors. Organizers try to counter it through controlling advertising, enforcing rules on players, and passing strict anti-ambush laws.
Ambush Marketing is not just marketing, it is a "War of Brands".
It is a Marketing Strategy where advertisers capitalize on an event without paying a sponsorship fee.
Ambush marketing is a tactic used by companies to promote themselves at major events without being an official sponsor. It involves associating a brand with an event through advertising or other promotions to gain attention and benefits without paying sponsorship fees. There are different types of ambush marketing, from directly referencing an event to more indirect associations. While it allows brands to benefit from event promotion at lower costs, ambush marketing decreases the commercial value of events for official sponsors and can damage the ability to attract future sponsors. Protective measures include legislation, monitoring sponsor logos, and educating the public, but ambush marketing cannot be completely prevented.
Ambush marketing is an advertising tactic where a company promotes itself at an event without being an official sponsor to confuse the public into thinking they are associated with the event. It allows brands to capitalize on popular events for brand recall and compete with official sponsors by undermining the value of the paid sponsorship opportunities. Examples include Nike and Google's social media campaigns during the Super Bowl and a Dutch beer company's promotion at the recent World Cup match.
The document provides an overview of ambush marketing as a creative marketing strategy. It discusses how ambush marketing works by having one company directly attack its rival through advertisements or by associating with the rival's events. The document then outlines the objectives and scope of the research project, which is to study the after effects of ambush marketing on consumer behavior. It analyzes examples of ambush advertisements between brands in various industries and studies customers' buying processes. The summary also notes limitations of the report in its sample size and focus on brand wars through advertisements only.
Ambush marketing or ambush advertising is a marketing strategy in which an advertiser "ambushes" an event to compete for exposure against competing advertisers. The term "ambush marketing" was coined by marketing strategist Jerry Welsh, while he was working as the manager of global marketing efforts for American Express in the 1980s.
This document discusses ambush marketing, which is when a company promotes itself in a way that associates with an event without being an official sponsor. It can be done through advertising around the event venue, sponsoring athletes participating in the event, or using symbols of the event. While it allows smaller companies to gain exposure, it is seen as illegitimate by event organizers and official sponsors. The document outlines various ambush marketing strategies and tactics event organizers can use to prevent ambushing, such as legal protections of trademarks and cleaning advertising spaces near venues.
An overview of the practice of Ambush Marketing - a practice of growing popularity and controversy. Is it innovative, clever, cool or just plain wrong? The recently concluded London 2012 Olympics provided many examples of the phenomenon, even with the enhanced laws and regulations governing Olympic advertising. Can it ever be stopped? Perhaps not. This presentation provides looks at both sides of the Ambush Marketing debate.
Ambush Marketing using example of Beijing Olympics (Li Ning effect)Prashant Sharma
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The document discusses ambush marketing, where a company promotes itself through an event without being an official sponsor. It gives the example of Li Ning, a Chinese sports brand, whose founder was incorrectly identified as a sponsor of the Olympics opening ceremony, gaining extensive free publicity. The document outlines tactics ambush marketers use, how sponsors can protect themselves, and notes ambush marketing can be an effective low-cost strategy for brands to gain recognition.
Is targeting public attraction to an event without sponsoring an event illegal? What are the negative effects of doing such a marketing?
Go through to know more about ambush marketing..
This document discusses ambush marketing, which is a promotional tactic used by companies to associate themselves with major events without being official sponsors. It involves raising brand awareness through indirect sponsorships of related media or teams. Examples are given of ambush marketing at the Olympics and World Cup through sponsoring broadcasts, teams, or running advertisements. The strategies aim to tap into the large media audiences of events. While it raises ethical questions of undermining official sponsors, some see it as a virtual necessity in competitive business.
Ambush marketing is a promotion tactic used by companies to associate themselves with major events like the Olympics or World Cup without being an official sponsor. Companies do this through advertising and promotions around the event in order to gain attention and benefits without paying expensive sponsorship fees. There are two main types of ambush marketing - direct association using logos or imagery from the event, and indirect association through sponsoring broadcasts or subcategories related to the event. Major events have introduced laws and contracts to protect official sponsors, but ambush marketing still occurs through creative marketing strategies.
Ambush marketing involves a non-sponsor intentionally associating themselves with a sponsored event through advertising and promotions in order to confuse consumers into thinking they are an official sponsor. The objectives are to maximize returns and undermine official sponsors. Common tactics include advertising around event broadcasts, signage near venues, consumer promotions, and congratulatory ads. Studies show ambush marketing can confuse consumers and diminish the value of official sponsorship deals. Event organizers face hurdles in educating the public and making ambush marketing seem unethical. Examples are provided of ambushes by Pepsi at the World Cup and Hindustan Unilever against a Pantene campaign.
Discussing about What Ambush Marketing is, reasons behind it, illegal or not and the POWER of this sort of Marketing.
It is no more a Stadium game anymore.
This document provides an overview of guerrilla marketing. It begins with a brief history, explaining that the term was coined in 1983 to describe unconventional marketing techniques for small businesses to compete against larger competitors. It then explores various guerrilla marketing techniques like ambient marketing, viral marketing, and mobile marketing. The document also discusses challenges like avoiding offense while seeking attention. It notes that guerrilla marketing remains effective for both small and large companies due to its ability to cut through advertising clutter and engage customers.
The document discusses strategies for capitalizing on polarization of brands. It notes that research shows polarizing brands can be less risky. It then outlines several strategies brands can use to take advantage of polarization, including placating haters, poking haters, amplifying polarizing attributes, driving wedge segmentation, launching provocative ads, and creating polarization to differentiate the brand.
This document summarizes the marketing strategies of two Unilever brands - Axe and Dove. It outlines Axe's targeting of young men aged 15-25 with humor and sex-focused ads. It has become the world's most popular male grooming brand. In contrast, Dove's "Real Beauty" campaign featured a more inclusive definition of beauty and was credited with boosting Unilever's sales globally. Both brands use unconventional media and sponsorships to connect with their audiences.
The document presents recommendations for Decathlon's viral marketing strategies. Decathlon is a 40-year old French retailer known for its own brands and covering every sport at low prices. It has potential for growth but currently relies on traditional advertising. Viral marketing uses digital media for maximum exposure. Recommendations include sporting blogs for user engagement, search engine optimization, sponsoring athletes, and an interactive virtual fitting room for mobile apps and websites. The goal is to increase Decathlon's online presence and follower base on social media platforms.
Nike launched a "Color Your Air Max" campaign that included distributing a 56-page magazine allowing readers to color drawings of Nike Air Max sneakers. Using augmented reality on a smartphone, readers could see their sneaker designs come to life in 3D. The campaign objectives were to generate brand awareness on social media, celebrate the 30th anniversary of Air Max, engage consumers, and develop the iconic Air Max identity. It increased sales of Air Max shoes and Nike's presence on Instagram as many shared and viewed their sneaker designs.
Gillette has dominated the global razor market share since 1901 when the safety razor was invented. Through extensive consumer research, continuous product innovation, and massive global marketing campaigns including TV, print, and sports sponsorships, Gillette has established 70% of the global market share and sells over $7.5 billion in products used by 600 million men annually. Their marketing strategy focuses on quality products, innovation, and reaching consumers through multiple channels.
Phil Metz Experience | Sample Project Portfoliophilmetz
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Phillip Metz is an expert in planning and strategy with experience in purchase cycles, values and lifestyles. He has experience developing comprehensive brand, retail, and marketing strategies including brand development, management, and budget creation. Some examples of his work include developing the strategy for a new outboard engine manufacturer that generated over $350k in media exposure and reservations at a boat show, and developing social media and mobile marketing strategies for yachting brands.
This document discusses street marketing and guerrilla operations. It defines guerrilla marketing as unconventional, low-budget promotional activities. Street marketing involves entertaining the public, especially young people ages 15-25, to promote brands. While small businesses commonly use street marketing, large companies like GE and Nike also use it. Street marketing can build brand loyalty, recruit new customers, increase visibility and create buzz through ambient, animation, happenings and other unconventional outdoor techniques. It discusses examples and benefits of innovative street marketing campaigns.
MBA project on the opening of a new Clarins store in Marseille.
The focus of this Powerpoint is the CRM and the event related to the opening of the new store.
The document discusses how advertising has shifted from simply promoting products to promoting lifestyles. Many ads now sell an aspirational lifestyle associated with a product in order to convince customers they too can have that lifestyle if they purchase the item. This approach preys on cultural narcissism and the desire of consumers to acquire symbols of wealth and status. Advertising turns products into expressions of status and calls into question the quality of people's lifestyles if they don't own the latest items.
Ambush marketing refers to when a company promotes itself in a way that creates an unauthorized association with a major event like the Olympics without paying sponsorship fees. It undermines official sponsors and deprives them of commercial value. While it allows companies to benefit from event promotion without high sponsorship costs, it decreases the commercial value of events and creates an unhealthy competitive environment. Laws have been passed in some countries to restrict ambush marketing tactics around major events.
The document summarizes London's hosting of the 2012 Olympics and the legacy it has provided for the city. It notes key numbers about the Olympics including the number of teams and athletes. It describes how the city was dressed and activated during the Games. It highlights some of the new venues and experiences now available in London and greater opportunities for hosting events. It provides advice on how event planners can maximize major events and lists some upcoming major events in London through 2017.
An overview of the practice of Ambush Marketing - a practice of growing popularity and controversy. Is it innovative, clever, cool or just plain wrong? The recently concluded London 2012 Olympics provided many examples of the phenomenon, even with the enhanced laws and regulations governing Olympic advertising. Can it ever be stopped? Perhaps not. This presentation provides looks at both sides of the Ambush Marketing debate.
Ambush Marketing using example of Beijing Olympics (Li Ning effect)Prashant Sharma
ย
The document discusses ambush marketing, where a company promotes itself through an event without being an official sponsor. It gives the example of Li Ning, a Chinese sports brand, whose founder was incorrectly identified as a sponsor of the Olympics opening ceremony, gaining extensive free publicity. The document outlines tactics ambush marketers use, how sponsors can protect themselves, and notes ambush marketing can be an effective low-cost strategy for brands to gain recognition.
Is targeting public attraction to an event without sponsoring an event illegal? What are the negative effects of doing such a marketing?
Go through to know more about ambush marketing..
This document discusses ambush marketing, which is a promotional tactic used by companies to associate themselves with major events without being official sponsors. It involves raising brand awareness through indirect sponsorships of related media or teams. Examples are given of ambush marketing at the Olympics and World Cup through sponsoring broadcasts, teams, or running advertisements. The strategies aim to tap into the large media audiences of events. While it raises ethical questions of undermining official sponsors, some see it as a virtual necessity in competitive business.
Ambush marketing is a promotion tactic used by companies to associate themselves with major events like the Olympics or World Cup without being an official sponsor. Companies do this through advertising and promotions around the event in order to gain attention and benefits without paying expensive sponsorship fees. There are two main types of ambush marketing - direct association using logos or imagery from the event, and indirect association through sponsoring broadcasts or subcategories related to the event. Major events have introduced laws and contracts to protect official sponsors, but ambush marketing still occurs through creative marketing strategies.
Ambush marketing involves a non-sponsor intentionally associating themselves with a sponsored event through advertising and promotions in order to confuse consumers into thinking they are an official sponsor. The objectives are to maximize returns and undermine official sponsors. Common tactics include advertising around event broadcasts, signage near venues, consumer promotions, and congratulatory ads. Studies show ambush marketing can confuse consumers and diminish the value of official sponsorship deals. Event organizers face hurdles in educating the public and making ambush marketing seem unethical. Examples are provided of ambushes by Pepsi at the World Cup and Hindustan Unilever against a Pantene campaign.
Discussing about What Ambush Marketing is, reasons behind it, illegal or not and the POWER of this sort of Marketing.
It is no more a Stadium game anymore.
This document provides an overview of guerrilla marketing. It begins with a brief history, explaining that the term was coined in 1983 to describe unconventional marketing techniques for small businesses to compete against larger competitors. It then explores various guerrilla marketing techniques like ambient marketing, viral marketing, and mobile marketing. The document also discusses challenges like avoiding offense while seeking attention. It notes that guerrilla marketing remains effective for both small and large companies due to its ability to cut through advertising clutter and engage customers.
The document discusses strategies for capitalizing on polarization of brands. It notes that research shows polarizing brands can be less risky. It then outlines several strategies brands can use to take advantage of polarization, including placating haters, poking haters, amplifying polarizing attributes, driving wedge segmentation, launching provocative ads, and creating polarization to differentiate the brand.
This document summarizes the marketing strategies of two Unilever brands - Axe and Dove. It outlines Axe's targeting of young men aged 15-25 with humor and sex-focused ads. It has become the world's most popular male grooming brand. In contrast, Dove's "Real Beauty" campaign featured a more inclusive definition of beauty and was credited with boosting Unilever's sales globally. Both brands use unconventional media and sponsorships to connect with their audiences.
The document presents recommendations for Decathlon's viral marketing strategies. Decathlon is a 40-year old French retailer known for its own brands and covering every sport at low prices. It has potential for growth but currently relies on traditional advertising. Viral marketing uses digital media for maximum exposure. Recommendations include sporting blogs for user engagement, search engine optimization, sponsoring athletes, and an interactive virtual fitting room for mobile apps and websites. The goal is to increase Decathlon's online presence and follower base on social media platforms.
Nike launched a "Color Your Air Max" campaign that included distributing a 56-page magazine allowing readers to color drawings of Nike Air Max sneakers. Using augmented reality on a smartphone, readers could see their sneaker designs come to life in 3D. The campaign objectives were to generate brand awareness on social media, celebrate the 30th anniversary of Air Max, engage consumers, and develop the iconic Air Max identity. It increased sales of Air Max shoes and Nike's presence on Instagram as many shared and viewed their sneaker designs.
Gillette has dominated the global razor market share since 1901 when the safety razor was invented. Through extensive consumer research, continuous product innovation, and massive global marketing campaigns including TV, print, and sports sponsorships, Gillette has established 70% of the global market share and sells over $7.5 billion in products used by 600 million men annually. Their marketing strategy focuses on quality products, innovation, and reaching consumers through multiple channels.
Phil Metz Experience | Sample Project Portfoliophilmetz
ย
Phillip Metz is an expert in planning and strategy with experience in purchase cycles, values and lifestyles. He has experience developing comprehensive brand, retail, and marketing strategies including brand development, management, and budget creation. Some examples of his work include developing the strategy for a new outboard engine manufacturer that generated over $350k in media exposure and reservations at a boat show, and developing social media and mobile marketing strategies for yachting brands.
This document discusses street marketing and guerrilla operations. It defines guerrilla marketing as unconventional, low-budget promotional activities. Street marketing involves entertaining the public, especially young people ages 15-25, to promote brands. While small businesses commonly use street marketing, large companies like GE and Nike also use it. Street marketing can build brand loyalty, recruit new customers, increase visibility and create buzz through ambient, animation, happenings and other unconventional outdoor techniques. It discusses examples and benefits of innovative street marketing campaigns.
MBA project on the opening of a new Clarins store in Marseille.
The focus of this Powerpoint is the CRM and the event related to the opening of the new store.
The document discusses how advertising has shifted from simply promoting products to promoting lifestyles. Many ads now sell an aspirational lifestyle associated with a product in order to convince customers they too can have that lifestyle if they purchase the item. This approach preys on cultural narcissism and the desire of consumers to acquire symbols of wealth and status. Advertising turns products into expressions of status and calls into question the quality of people's lifestyles if they don't own the latest items.
Ambush marketing refers to when a company promotes itself in a way that creates an unauthorized association with a major event like the Olympics without paying sponsorship fees. It undermines official sponsors and deprives them of commercial value. While it allows companies to benefit from event promotion without high sponsorship costs, it decreases the commercial value of events and creates an unhealthy competitive environment. Laws have been passed in some countries to restrict ambush marketing tactics around major events.
The document summarizes London's hosting of the 2012 Olympics and the legacy it has provided for the city. It notes key numbers about the Olympics including the number of teams and athletes. It describes how the city was dressed and activated during the Games. It highlights some of the new venues and experiences now available in London and greater opportunities for hosting events. It provides advice on how event planners can maximize major events and lists some upcoming major events in London through 2017.
Learn what is Ambush Marketing by comparing various advertisement images provided in the PPT and try to find out more and more such images and explore your learning.
Ambush marketing at major sporting eventsElnur Aliyev
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This document discusses ambush marketing at major sporting events and the legal challenges around it. Ambush marketing refers to unauthorized commercial activities that imply an association with an event to gain brand exposure. Studies show many consumers wrongly believe brands like Nike and Pepsi are official sponsors when they are not. The legal framework around ambush marketing includes trademark law, advertising law, unfair competition law, and special legislation or rules around certain events. Successfully policing ambush marketing requires using various laws and contractual restrictions while balancing publicity concerns.
Ambush marketing refers to when a company tries to associate themselves with a major event like the Olympics without being an official sponsor. They do this through advertising near venues, sponsoring individual athletes, or handing out branded merchandise to spectators. While some see it as unethical free-riding, others argue it is just smart advertising. Various legal remedies have been tried against ambush marketing with mixed results depending on the jurisdiction. Event organizers now take stronger protective measures in contracts and legislation to prevent ambush marketing tactics.
Ambush marketing is the unauthorized association of a business with a particular event to gain marketing benefits without paying sponsorship fees. It was coined in the 1980s when American Express ambushed Visa's sponsorship of the Olympics. While not illegal, it is controversial. Ambushers do it to gain sponsorship results at low cost, take advantage of competitors' sponsorships, and have creative freedom. Successful ambush campaigns include Nike vs. Reebok at the 1992 Olympics and Pepsi vs. Coca-Cola at the 1996 Cricket World Cup. Though it decreases event value, ambush marketing is considered a strategic option for boosting brand awareness.
Ambush marketing is the unauthorized association of a business with a sponsored event to gain marketing benefits without paying licensing fees. It takes indirect forms like advertising around the event or sponsoring related categories. While it creates brand exposure, it also subverts the integrity of events and confuses consumers. Regulators have tried to restrict ambush marketing through rules during events like the Beijing Olympics, but ambushers still find creative ways to promote their brands through subtle associations. There is an ongoing debate around the ethics of ambush marketing versus its role in competitive business.
This document contains summaries of presentations from a branding, advertising and marketing conference in Bangkok in 2013. It includes summaries of presentations on building a large social media following for an airline brand, using social purpose and causes to differentiate brands, the role of music in creating emotionally engaging ads, the importance of content marketing and using data to gain insights before product launches. Tips included moving fast with insights, embracing data to serve customers better, and focusing marketing content on relevance, originality, impact and being insightful.
This document discusses the evolution of advertising and creativity in marketing. It describes how advertising has shifted from creative art directors to all science and how online ads have become highly targeted. Early forms of outdoor advertising like billboards aimed for brand awareness. Social media advertising took off in the 2000s and platforms like Pinterest drove significant traffic. Successful ad campaigns used viral videos, humor, simplicity and leveraged memes and cultural trends. Native advertising embedded in media content saw greater engagement. Indian ads often use humor, entertainment and socially responsible messaging with creativity tailored for their audience. Crowd-sourcing and game-like ads may be effective future strategies.
This document provides an overview of a student project on celebrity brand endorsements. It discusses the need for celebrity endorsements in marketing, important attributes of celebrity endorsers, and defines celebrity endorsement. The project involved interviews with celebrities Hrithik Roshan and Esha Deol, as well as professionals in the brand endorsement industry. The goal was to analyze the role celebrity endorsements play in brand building.
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Celebrity endorsements are a widely used marketing strategy to increase brand awareness and recall. A successful endorsement increases sales and positively impacts the brand image. It works by transferring the celebrity's believability and favorable attributes to the brand. However, choosing the right celebrity that matches the brand is important. Compatibility between the celebrity's image and the brand image, target audience, and product are crucial factors. Endorsements can backfire if the celebrity damages their own image through scandals.
This document outlines the SEAGULL W4P branding process used by the agency. It involves 3 main steps - the Brand Challenge, Brand Wings, and Brand Flight Map. The Brand Challenge identifies opportunities through research. Brand Wings creates the brand architecture through additional research and analysis. The Brand Flight Map provides rollout recommendations across customer touchpoints. Examples are given of how this process has been applied to brands in various industries like insurance, retail, manufacturing, and real estate. Key people at the agency and their experience are also mentioned.
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Gamification is emerging as a solution to drive consumer engagement with brands as traditional advertising becomes less effective. Global spending on social media marketing and gamification is growing. When developing a gamification strategy, brands should ask questions about their customers and prospects to understand purchase drivers and loyalty. Effective gamification strategies measure key metrics, provide feedback, offer a sense of achievement and brand identity, share knowledge through games and challenges, use strong narratives and appropriate rewards, allow users to share achievements, and recognize that gamification requires an ongoing, personalized approach rather than a one-time campaign. Examples of successful brand gamification include programs from Delta Airlines, Expedia, NBC Universal, and Verizon.
Custom made media presents new opportunities for brands. While big brands have been creating custom media for decades, the costs of entry have decreased significantly due to factors like high broadband penetration, multiple digital channels, and cost-effective production technology. Successful custom made media involves a brand owning a channel and populating it with valuable content for consumers. There appears to be a formula for developing killer custom made media that involves aligning a brand, brand promise, consumer insights, and creative expression.
The document summarizes several award-winning marketing campaigns from 2022. This year's Digiday Award winners leveraged innovative technologies like AI and the metaverse, focused on inclusivity, and partnered with charities for positive impact. The campaigns highlighted used creative tactics like podcasts, brand stories, music collaborations, and experiential events to effectively reach target audiences and promote their brands.
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Mountain Dew had previously connected with youth through stories of real heroes but saw engagement declining. They partnered with Vice Media to tell the inspiring story of Arjun Vajpai's quest to scale 6 Himalayan peaks. Through strategic multi-platform propagation of episodic content, the campaign increased brand love by 12 points and reach by 584 million, garnering over 90 million views across platforms. The majority of audiences reported feeling inspired to push boundaries.
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6. Features Of Ambush Marketing
๏ง It Is An Aerial Of Advertising
๏ง Parasitic Marketing
๏ง Cost Effective
๏ง Creates Brand Awareness
7. Why Ambush Marketing?
๏ง Generates Buzz In The Media
๏ง Unconventional
๏ง Quirky & Fun
๏ง Ensures Uniqueness
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11. Advantages Of Ambush Marketing
๏ง Cheap
๏ง Target the audience easily
๏ง Creative
๏ง Get on television easily
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14. Official Sponsors
โข Pepsi
โข Hutch
โข LG
โข Hero Honda
โข Set Max & DD
Ambushers
โข Coca Cola
โข Reliance InfoTech
โข Samsung
โข Bajaj
โข ESPN & Stars
Sport
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16. Power Of Ambush Marketing
๏ง Brand Poaching
๏ง Quick Brand Awareness
๏ง Cost Efficient
๏ง Increasing Cost of Sponsorship
๏ง Transgression on the intellectual property rights
17. ๏ง BMW registered a rise of 5.6% in sales
๏ง There was a lot of buzz in Social Media
๏ง They received a lot of exposure in Print Media
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19. V/S
๏ง According to Chartered Institute of Marketing
๏ง Out of 100 people 33% of respondents
๏ง Thought Pepsi to be a better brand than Coca Cola