Archive for February 6th, 2006

Influencial Mums

P&G is launching a influencer site aimed at Mum’s.

The site promises early access to products and samples and the ability to tell big companies what your think of these samples.
In exchange for receiving these early product samples, usuage information and other discounts, mothers will be asked to share their opinions, fill out surveys, and participate in new product trials.

P&G previously launched the Tremor site, which is aimed at selecting and then marketing to influencial teens.

In times where it is more and more difficult to communicate new products due mostly to the clutter of mediums, this is a great initiative that is sure to provide great consumer insight to P&G about the potential of their new products and also identify needs stakes for future products.

Experiencial Marketing defined by the CMO magazine as

(A type of marketing that attempts to evoke a strong emotional response, often by the use of sensory techniques, to create an affinity between a product and a potential buyer. Used by companies such as Apple Computer to create an aesthetically driven consumer purchase.)

or Marketing a “Product Experience”, is one of the key factors in generating “word of mouth”.

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Dell targets Gen Y on Myspace

Dell has launched an interesting advertising campaign by creating a mini-site within the Myspace website to promote their Dell Ditty mp3 player.

dellditty

Mitch seen above is already somewhat of a media personality. Dell has placed several movie clips of Mitch providing entertaining clips of playing air guitar, lip syncing and rhythm muscle. This is a pretty good attempt by Dell at marketing to generation Y, by associating their IPOD Shuffle competitor with the Myspace music and social community giant. To evidence the power of word of mouth on social networking sites, Mitch already has over 10,350 Myspace friends! And just like Motorola’s sponsorship of the Dack Dorm Boys, it is a great example of online fame, although rather than sponsor someone that is already famous online, Dell have essentially sponsored Mitch’s rise to stardom.

Via Fluido

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