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we all love a bit of Guerilla action

February 15, 2010

 

There are three principles that underpin any Guerilla campaign.

1.      Get close to the target audience

2.      Influence the way they think

3.      Have fun doing it

At Guerilla we think that the glue that makes it all work is having fun. We love what we do. It’s never boring, no two days are the same, no two briefs are the same. This keeps us fresh and motivated and it shows in the results.

We love generating innovative ideas – like putting missing posters on the side of rubbish trucks to generate PR or brewing a beer to launch a new transport product or using bluetooth to infiltrate an event.

We love meeting people and getting to understand them. Whether it’s a virtual meeting through desk research and statistical analysis of an audience, qualitative research or just getting out there and talking to them we believe that through knowledge comes insights and through insights comes great work.

We love learning about different types of business over the past 10 years we have created an implemented plans and campaigns over a wide array of sectors including sports, estate agency, theme parks, airlines, rail, car hire, leisure, web sites, IT, electronics, retail, management consultants and charities. 

We love the fact that Guerilla is always changing. We have a flexible team that can adapt to meet a range of challenges from strategic to tactical; small budgets to year long campaigns.

And we would love to hear from you, to meet you, to learn a bit about your business and discuss how applying Guerilla principles could sharpen your marketing.

Marketing in a recession

January 29, 2010

So the recession is over and we have entered into growth. Or at least that is what the economists are telling us. So how does this effect us in marketing land – not a jot is the honest answer because we work on feelings and insights. And it is not the greatest insite in the word to know that the consumer is feeling fragile. There is a good article in this weeks marketing magazine reeling off loads of market stats like 65% of consumers say they will cut back on spending in 2010 and 78% of shoppers will scale back on discerionary items.

Ok doom and gloom all round. Well no not really. At Guerilla we are convinced that if had asked these questions 10 years ago IN JANUARY the answers would have been similar if not on quite the scale.

Consumers will spend – as marketeers we need to convince them that it is either great value or a sensible investment or a moment not to be missed.

So communication should be focussed on consumer needs, single minded and persuasive – so whats new? Thats what we have been doing at guerilla for the last 10 years – now that is good news.

Taxi

January 27, 2010

Taxi’s are a great way to get noticed, thats why we are using them as part of a lead generating campaign for SellMyMobile.com. Combined with some hard hitting direct activity when this campaign launches on Feb 14 we are expecting loads of hits and sales – and of course it is all measureable. Great timing for a tactical sales generating marketing campaign as we are now out of the recesssion – however we think that in the real world with credit card bills to pay it might just be time to get busy and recycle all those old mobiles in that kitched draw. Go on you know they are there, thats a real consumer insight for you! And we are all busy, so dont waste time comparing half a dozen sites for the best price – go to sellmymobile.com and they will do it for you.

sellmymobile advert by guerilla

Call a taxi i want to sell my mobile

New product launch

January 27, 2010

Here at Guerilla towers we are busy helping a Intuit bring a new product to market. New product launches rely on innovation, speed of though and action – all of which we are past masters at. But equally important is taking the time to set up your measurement criteria and make sure you learn enough to formulate a roll out strategy. Like most things its a balance and one we are good at striking. Why not contact us to see how we can help you with new product launches or re launches for that matter.  

Guerilla’s Top 10

January 26, 2010
Move over the noughties and bring on the teens!

Farewell 2009 and a warm welcome and a nice cuppa for the glorious new decade ahead of us. We have two great reasons to celebrate this month, the start of a shiny new decade brings with it the marvellous revelation that Guerilla Marketing is 10 years old! That’s right, we are celebrating a big birthday here at Guerilla towers. What a marvellous excuse to show off and highlight what we do best.

So take our hand and stroll with us down memory lane as we take a look back at our favourite pieces of marketing communication from 10 years of great Guerilla campaigns. You may just be inspired to pick up the phone and ask us what we can do for your brand.


Storming in at the number 1 spot, Tim Henman appeals to a younger, urban audience for Slazenger. This piece of work also had the added advantage of shifting loads of tennis balls in inner city stores. More importantly, we hear it’s Tim’s Mum’s favourite!

In at number 2 is our unique “Wake Me Up Before You Go” proposition. The headlines we made on behalf of Great Eastern generated a million pounds worth of positive PR.

An unusual entry at number 3, our client Eurobond make industrial cladding – in all honesty its a bit dull. But its fireproof and used in schools – now there’s a hook!

At number 4, proof that being a start up doesn’t mean you can’t develop a cool brand, with great creative. Don’t forget wherever you are if you need a cab just beep!

Bringing up the rear at number 5 is Cornwall Tourism. Our “Chill and Thrill” campaign neatly combined two propositions in one single minded piece of communication.

To find out more about these exciting campaigns or to talk to us about your marketing needs call Ian or Gus on 01628 819007 or visit us online.

For the remaining 5 in our top ten and for loads more great Guerilla ideas click here.

Hello world!

January 14, 2010

Welcome to our new blog, so why have we changed to this new style, well purely and simply our blog is about getting us noticed, increasing hits to our web site and sales leads. By changing our blog, integrating it into our web site AND keeping it topical and updated reguarly we improve our natural selection performance and reduce our need to spend on ad words. So all this blather is about business results. Something you should think about maybe!