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Creativity will always drive sales in the fmcg market.
See ehn, great marketing ideas can fall out of the sky during a brainstorming session, there may have been over 1,000 bad ideas and then
"compete silence"
And poof,
someone will say, vn
“What if we did this...and....this.?”
See ehn, great marketing ideas can fall out of the sky during a brainstorming session, there may have been over 1,000 bad ideas and then
"compete silence"
And poof,
someone will say, vn
“What if we did this...and....this.?”
T;:hat will be the turning point needed to have a tsunami of sales & your idea takes the world by storm.
Creativity breeds originality v:
Creativity breeds originality v:
A popular case study was Burger king.
Last year, BK's account was liking influencers' posts as far back as 2010.
As influencers spoke up, many people were seeing the tweets, free promo.
Few weeks later, they did a promo and they made massive sales.
Without spending a dime on ads
Last year, BK's account was liking influencers' posts as far back as 2010.
As influencers spoke up, many people were seeing the tweets, free promo.
Few weeks later, they did a promo and they made massive sales.
Without spending a dime on ads
Another case study's fearless energy drink.
They entered the fmcg market with 2 variants only (classic & redberry) but their major selling point was the content.
An energy drink with vitamins, Taurine & ginseng extract, this was separate from the norms & yielded massive sales
They entered the fmcg market with 2 variants only (classic & redberry) but their major selling point was the content.
An energy drink with vitamins, Taurine & ginseng extract, this was separate from the norms & yielded massive sales
So, just in case you're concerned about driving leads/conversions/sales to your product/service.
Go the creativity way, be original and learn more about guerilla marketing.
NEVER STOP LEARNING (especially about your consumers), it's very important.
Shalom
Go the creativity way, be original and learn more about guerilla marketing.
NEVER STOP LEARNING (especially about your consumers), it's very important.
Shalom
