When experiential marketing, or WOM, or buzz, or whatever you want to call it works...it can work big time. Take Hershey's who has been having Bliss house parties. According to
PROMO, looks like they're working - more than 129,000 people have attended the parties, plus 22,000 digital photos and 15,000 blog entries. Yowsers.
I'm just finishing up
Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Social Technologies![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vXOCsXCUiv9iNynNWsm6q1Hmj4tj0rlmOKatFY_q9cxOWZd-HQKvMRIpxTyW6BiJ9uLJIq_m5beko8pJwTSTYg8vNnKJuT8YqJYKmcTLm78G--TUq90VDNluGwv_ekmGzGPh6Q1ny9lJU0Mxc=s0-d)
. Good book for the most part, but they don't talk about the offline component that much - how an offline event like Hershey's Bliss parties can drive blog posts galore and social network buzz.
Check out the stories at
CandySnob here and
here.
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