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How to make a brand go viral?
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In marketing "How to make a brand go Viral" mainly refers to “the marketing phenomenon that facilitates and encourages people to pass along a marketing message voluntarily” via various communication tools like e-mail, blog, websites or other Internet space, and even at times word of mouth(WOM). Like viruses, such strategies take advantage of rapid multiplication to explode the message to thousands, to millions of people. With low marketing cost, it could experience an exponential growth of customer’s awareness of the brand it is promoting. But the bottom line is how you do it such that people are talking about your brand and it spreads like a wildfire. So, let's discuss how to make a brand go viral? What are the key elements required in this case.
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Each customer is your Brand ambassador
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"brand"
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Placement of products and pricing comes earlier.Becoming the brand ambassador comes later.When a customer is happy with the products that he purchases repeatedly, he becomes the brand ambassador. He will not bother about the price.He is having...
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jagan mohan naik
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"through wom and send the mails about the brand product and send the information to the mobile"
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hi jayanth garu. thank you for sending the question. and iam happy to participate on this topic. yes we see in privious days peoples are using local brand because of they are aware of that particular product and sotre we know meaning of brand. so...
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Nitin M Aras
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"Each customer is your Brand ambassador"
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Very right Jayant...I am not from marketing....but common sense says....every satisfied customer is your marketing asset.... So make every customer satisfied...and morally he will become a brand ambassador for you....you cannot increase tools,...
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Branding through social media
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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"Branding through social media"
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Thanks Ms.Meena for the referral. 100% to be accepted with your ideas since you have covered all the aspects.Branding through social media is correct to create the brand awareness. But...the customer in the other end will be attracted through...
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Anjali Talkokul
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True Ms. Meena, Today Social Media plays an important role for every business. I too agree with you. It applies if your product is globally used. Thanks.
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Offers
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Obective
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Shyamal Maity
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In business objectives one of two drives successful mobile experiences, incremental revenue of brand intimacy. On the intimacy factor, a text message usually takes priority over almost any other form of communication, Because we haven't yet been...
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Shyamal Maity
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"Offers"
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Subhankar also it has been out there for a while but we marketers have new territory to explore. Video offers fantastic opportunities for engagement. Consumers already bypass their filters for highly useful or entertaining content and will do so...
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Targeted Sales
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Rakeshreddy
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why we r produced a good and nice looking brands?? we are prodicing some lables like some attractive to consumers lble should be attached to the brands and re cycle to the new development from the old brands??? i mean some change of the looking...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Thanks Mr.Ramdas Pawar for inviting me to participate. Steady and stable in marketing with perseverance will win the game. The marketers need to classify and segment their areas as to who will be the customers for their products. After deciding...
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Atul Joshi
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"Targeted Sales"
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You are a growing company, your resources are limited, instead of wasting them on Carpet bombing go for Targeted Sales, this will yield better results and better utilization of all your resources. Also include targeted advertising as part of the...
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