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Rather specific question: does anyone have experience working with a college student who organically promoted service or product on their physical campus? If so
by mattbierner 8y ago
Rather specific question: does anyone have experience working with a college student who organically promoted service or product on their physical campus? If so, how did you find them initially and how successful was the effort?
This is about validating/bootstraping an idea that requires a set of users in the same physical and social space, and as I have no confidence in myself or my direct friends being able to create the right seed culture for this, I’m trying to find a person within an existing community (like at a university) who can. To be clear, I’m not looking for like a one off, Tupperware party style infleuncer, but almost like a social evangelist for the product who can stick with it for a few months and who can also tell me why the product sucks
- louisswiss 8y agoTinder and red bull are really good at this. In Europe they're called campus ambassadors.
- obscurantist 8y agoIn America they're called brand ambassadors.
- stephengillie 8y agoIt sounds like you're describing "flyering", where you have a group of people handing out flyers in a space where large groups normally travel. A common example is college clubs advertising for new members in their campus quad, during passing periods. Is this what you mean?