Archive for the ‘viral marketing’ Category
Scenario: I want to purchase the Silence & Noise fleece motorcycle jacket in cobalt blue from UrbanOutfitters.com, but I’m not sure what size to get and if the jacket will look the same as it does in the picture. Also, I want to wear the jacket this weekend, but it’s already Tuesday and I don’t [...]
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Tags: customer review, feedback, Silence & Noise, Urban Outfitters, viral marketing, word-of-mouth
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
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
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