The Power Of Marketing
It’s a fact that if you are a marketeer, a lot depends on how well you can wrap up your message to sell your product. Presentation is everything. The way you propose your product, supported by testimonials and based on facts that have been broadcasted on international TV stations will definitely determine the success of a product. Word of mouth will also help you out a bit, because nowadays, people very often rely on the statements their peers make before they decide to purchase a product. The perfect illustration of a great marketing stunt is the (most likely photoshopped) product below. Needless to say, this is so much more than the bare product could ever be. This carries a story, and stories sell. Even when this is a fake, it points out exactly what marketing is all about. You can make people want something, and they’ll be happy to pay a little more for it, as long as you succeed in wrapping it up nicely before you deliver.

Lesson learned.
























Che Guerilla said
on February 12, 2008 around 10:43 am
Man, you make me dream.
Christophe said
on February 12, 2008 around 8:57 pm
Just love it, anyone know where I can find this. Would be a wonderful birthday present
Coolz0r said
on February 12, 2008 around 11:48 pm
I think it would be easier to make it yourself, but if I find it, I’ll let you know. Wouldn’t keep my hopes up though. DIY makes the gift even better :)
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Jason Crowe said
on March 26, 2008 around 5:14 am
This is so true. I am amazed everyday when I see the power of marketing.