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Simplicity is a wonderful thing. My pastor used to tell me, “If there’s a mist in the pulpit, there’s a fog in the pew.” I believe the same is true of corporations. Companies should be aiming to ma…

What is guerrilla marketing? The original term “Guerrilla Advertising” was invented by Jay Conrad Levinson in 1984, it is a marketing strategy that is low-cost and high-impact. Where you promote your campaign on mass in a public area at very little or no cost at all. To make this work, you have to get creative and use different ways of grabbing attention than traditional advertising techniques. You need to think bold, take risks, push limits & boundaries and get creative!

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Guerrilla marketing is advertising that use nontraditional methods to attract customers. Here are 20 creative examples to inspire out-of-the-box thinkers.

Pundits have long predicted the demise of traditional advertising. However, it is alive and well and headed for growth for the first time in a decade. The authors explain seven factors driving this trend, including the ability of traditional ads to break through digital clutter, the decline in third-party cookies, and more.