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What is Guerilla Marketing?

Contra

What is Guerilla Marketing? Guerrilla marketing is a creative, unconventional, and minimal-cost marketing technique that uses imaginative tactics to promote a product or service. Guerilla marketing is most effective when used with the element of surprise, humour, or shock value to grab the attention of the audience.

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Meet Gen Alpha, the kids and tweens already influencing purchase decisions

Inside Retail

We’re talking about Generation Alpha – or people born between 2010 and 2024. But knowing that Generation Alpha would be the first to be entirely born in the 21st century (with births commencing in 2010), I believe they are not a return to the old, but the start of something new.

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“Incredibly smart”: Kmart targets Gen Z with updated beauty offering

Inside Retail

The face of beauty is shifting, with younger generations leading a step change in the way the industry approaches marketing and retail. Gen Z currently makes up around 18 per cent of Australia’s population, making them an increasingly important market for savvy businesses, as they age through adolescence and begin earning money.

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Gamified and global: How Wish aims to compete with Amazon

Inside Retail

It has hired people in Australia, Brazil and Europe to make contact with local brands, slashed its commission rate to attract new sign-ups and promised significant exposure through its internal advertising machine. The move comes less than a year after Wish went public on the NASDAQ after racking up US$1.75 Focus on discovery.

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FTC Uses Civil Penalty Authority in Rayon-as-Bamboo Cases

Hunton Andrews Kurth

Several retailers recently settled cases with the FTC over allegations they deceptively marketed “bamboo” textiles. According to the FTC’s complaints, the retailers advertised numerous textile products as made of bamboo when in fact they may have originated from bamboo but had been manufactured and processed into rayon.

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“Rather than trying to win countries, we target cities”: Brand’s winning recipe

Inside Retail

German research and analytics platform Statista confirmed that over 50 per cent of new fragrances launched in 2018 were marketed as unisex. To give a point of comparison, this number barely reached 17 per cent in 2010.

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Why Ksubi CEO Craig King reads a book a fortnight, and says you should too

Inside Retail

When I was about 28, my girlfriend’s best friend was dating a guy who was reasonably famous from a marketing perspective. He said, “I started my first advertising agency when I was 21. I landed the job of GM at General Pants in 2006, and then in 2010, I became CEO. I was competing against guys that were 50.

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