Viral Marketing | Pass-along, Incentivised Viral, Undercover, Buzz, Edgy Gossip…

05May09

In a recent post, Internet Marketing Tips stated there are four different types of viral marketing (pass-along, incentivised viral, undercover marketing, and buzz marketing/ edgy gossip) as well as four different ways that viral messages can be spread (e-mail, instant messaging, Web sites, and word-of-mouth). The four ways that viral messages can be spread are pretty [...]

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Tags: "Share with a friend", 15 MB of Fame with Diesel, Diesel, edgy gossip, Gilt Groupe, incentivised viral, Internet Marketing Tips, Lauren (Davis) Santo Domingo, Lindsay Lohan, Nina Ricci, Nordstrom, Olivier Theyskens, pass-along, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex & The City, undercover marketing

Case Study | DC Goodwill Fashionista

16Apr09

You have heard of Goodwill right? I am going to assume that most of you have either donated used clothes or money to Goodwill, or if you are like me you enjoy shopping there too. I can spend hours in Goodwill. Most of the students at JMU go to one of the two Goodwill locations [...]

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Tags: Betsey Johnson, Brendan Hurley, case study, DC Goodwill Fashion Blog, Diva Marketing Blog, Em Hall, Facebook, Goodwill, Mark Ragan, MyRaganTV, Ragan.com, Twitter

Case Study | 15 MB of Fame with Diesel

06Apr09

Picture this: You really, really want to get a new pair of jeans, so you whip out your credit card  and go to Diesel.com… but instead of being directed to the the retailer’s homepage, this is what you see: You soon discover that two gorgeous and crazy girls, the Heidies, have hijacked Diesel.com on a [...]

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Tags: 15 MB of Fame with Diesel, buzz, Cannes Advertising Festival, case study, Diesel, Flickr, MySpace, The Heidies, viral marketing, word-of-mouth, YouTube

Q&A with ADAM | How far would you go for true love?

19Mar09

This past summer, one of my close friends, Brittany Wilson, interned for fashion designer, Adam Lippes in New York City as a marketing/ PR intern in the e-commerce department. Of course, I was incredibly jealous and made her fill me in on every little detail of her experience. After I posted on buzz marketing (a [...]

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Tags: "How far would you go for true love?", ADAM Adam Lippes, beach balls, Brittany Wilson, buzz, case study, Fashion Week, New York City, taxis, viral marketing, word-of-mouth