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Show me any example of "guerrilla marketing" that doesn't take advantage of some system. That's what makes it "guerrilla". This example is no less guerrilla tha
by gabeisbored 19y ago
Show me any example of "guerrilla marketing" that doesn't take advantage of some system. That's what makes it "guerrilla". This example is no less guerrilla than SPAM itself.
- euccastro 19y agoI'd assume guerrilla marketing should add some value to the message, thus helping it stick: it either makes you think, surprises you, or entertains you. Sending this to news.yc or anywhere else where marketing is a hot topic might- barely- qualify, because of the meta discussion it generates. The described trick itself is just plain spam.