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Lays Potato Chip Campaign Features Farmers

July 27th, 2010 No comments

Very interesting campaign from Frito-Lay and great overview article by Tanya Irwin in MediaPost:

Lay’s is kicking off a nationwide experiential tour featuring the company’s potato farmers.

The PepsiCo’s Frito-Lay division brand is using a mobile greenhouse designed to bring a rural farm experience to city-based consumers. The six-city tour kicked off July 26 in New York City’s Times Square. Other cities on the tour are Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles and Dallas.

Visitors to the 70-foot-long, 10-foot-wide and 14-foot-high traveling greenhouse can see plants that result in the ingredients in the potato chips and meet a Lay’s potato farmer. Interactive displays also are available. Consumers will find out about the tour via public relations, Facebook, Twitter and any local media coverage. The Lay’s campaigns are supported by multiple agency partners: Juniper Park (advertising) OMD (media buying), The Marketing Arm (events) and Ketchum (public relations).

The tour is an extension of the ad campaign that launched last year featuring the farmers that grow potatoes for Lay’s, says Linda Bethea, Lay’s brand manager, potato chip portfolio.

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Some Creative “Guerrilla Marketing” from the Colonel

January 7th, 2010 No comments

From the AP:

Fast-food chain KFC is giving two Indiana cities $7,500 so it can emblazon founder Colonel Sanders’ face on their hydrants and fire extinguishers to promote new “fiery” chicken wings.

Experts say to expect more ads like this, on public property from sewer grates to the local landfill, as companies look to cut through the clutter of traditional advertising. Cash-strapped governments have long sold space on mass transit, benches, trash cans and other public property to help stretch budgets.

KFC told Indianapolis and nearby Brazil, Ind., it wanted to improve their fire safety by helping pay for new hydrants and extinguishers in exchange for advertising on them. The company plans to e-mail a national network of mayors on Wednesday to find three more cities to participate in the approximately $15,000, monthlong effort, which began Tuesday.

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Case Study – Delta’s Microtargeting Campaign for Business Travelers

December 16th, 2009 No comments

By Andrew Hampp for AdAge

LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) — When Delta Airlines wanted to reach business travelers just in the New York area last spring, it decided to test the idea of microtargeting with place-based media. So it teamed up with out-of-home vertical SeeSaw Networks to create multiple 15-second spots customized to a wide array of venues across five different digital out-of-home vendors.

Cafes from Reach Media Group’s Danoo, ferry terminals from Affiniti Group Media, Pump Top TV’s gas stations in the New Jersey and Connecticut areas and health clubs on the Netpulse and When networks were all included in the plan, complementing similarly targeted ads in New York-based print and digital media.

Although business travelers in a single market like New York may ultimately amount to a relatively small audience, the campaign represented one of the biggest digital out-of-home outlays to date from a client at Digitas, Publicis’ digital media agency that recently branched out into the emerging outdoor medium.

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Extreme Blogging!

October 21st, 2009 No comments
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Get More “Fans” for Your Biz Facebook Page

September 17th, 2009 No comments

Good article from SmallBizTrends.com that hits on all the good points of establishing and maintaining an online network.

1) Provide an engaging community full of content.  You get what you give.  If you aren’t active on your own page, why would you expect anyone else to be?

2) Identify core members of your group and ask for help!

3) Provide content they cannot get anywhere else (exclusive coupons, etc.)

Come to think of it, shouldn’t your offline biz follow this model as well?

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Crowdsourcing Trumps the Agency?

September 14th, 2009 No comments

Great article in Ad Age about the shift in creating advertising and content

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A New Blog About Murfreesboro TN Marketing

September 9th, 2009 No comments

Check out one of our new blogs:

MurfreesboroMarketing.com – click here to visit

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Guerrilla Marketing

January 4th, 2008 No comments

Think Outside the Traditional

Since small businesses do not have indefinite funds, it is beneficial to employ smarter efforts rather than finding harder ways to work. This is when guerilla marketing comes to the rescue! Guerrilla marketing is basically a fancy word for nontraditional and cost-effective marketing. This is done through full use of information, understanding, time, energy, and most importantly a creative imagination.

The successful guerrilla marketer must use all of their contacts to network, discover creative publicity stories, outlets and angles, as well as, produce ideas that will gain attention and create a buzz. For example, Sonic Drive-In employed a guerrilla marketing effort when they gave away magnetic cups that stick to your car, so that it appears you forgot to get your cup before driving away. This inexpensive idea generated a vast buzz which in turn boosted the restaurant’s recognition. Finding creative ways to implement guerrilla marketing into your small business doesn’t have to be daunting task; here are a few different examples of how to turn your marketing efforts into simplicity with guerrilla marketing.

If your business primarily focuses on marketing within a 50 to 100 mile radius, then it’s time to stop investing in marketing that reaches outside your local audience, such as global search engines. Instead, try to confine your search engine listings and online advertising dollars within your local area. In addition, implementing blogs into your web site may do your business wonders. According to Sifry’s Alerts on the State of the Blogosphere, there are 100 times more blogs than there were three years ago. Blogging is a cost-effective way to generate a buzz and gain consumer support. Integrating a blog into your website will allow you to converse with your target audience, and provide them the opportunity to respond in the form of feedback– creating another venue which allows you to reach future prospects.

Another successful guerrilla marketing effort is direct marketing. Consumers today want to know what’s in it for them, such as: a discount, coupons, perks or any other type of incentive. Start with a simple postcard campaign to 1,000 different prospects, or send out monthly newsletters with coupons, both are ways to generate more interest and raise greater awareness of your products and services. This Guerrilla marketing will both stimulate new business, and turn repeat business into lucrative lifelong customers.

What’s more, guerrilla marketing can be as simple as giving away a free $10 lunch to a local restaurant, for buying from you now. This effort may be just the motivation the prospect needs to order from you at that very moment. Also, advertising with flyers is another cost-effective effort. You can use them to cover targeted areas, give them to walk-in customers, or mail them to a targeted list. You can also gain attention by writing special-interest articles on pertinent issues. Sending articles like this to the news community will position your business as a resource for information, as well as reputable place to do business. To find out how Endeavour can help with your next campaign, visit us online or just call 615-907-5332.

Kaila Packett
Endeavour Marketing & Media, LLC.

Endeavour Marketing and Media, LLC is a full-service marketing and advertising agency in Murfreesboro, TN. Endeavour provides its clients with strategic marketing plans, interactive media, media planning, television and video production, graphic design and web design.

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