Posts Tagged “GoodBUzz network”
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GoodBuzz is the guerrilla marketing tool for those who can’t get the attention of the mainstream medias and journalists to promote their events or business, or don’t have a lot of money to spend in marketing and advertising. It connects hundred of grassroots marketers who in background, under the radar, distribute peers messages to hundreds [...]
A fundraiser in New York has an event to promote, and needs to make sure that he fills up the seats or maximizes visitors. After he has sent his tweets, facebook status updates and emailed his friends and contacts, he still can’t seem to fill up the seats. GoodBuzz could be the right solution for [...]
This is a warming, uplifting message I’ve received yesterday regarding the GoodBuzz Network: “I wished I’d known about this website years ago. It would have saved me a lot of aggravation and hassle whenever I had to promote an event or launch a marketing campaign. In fact, your peers and colleagues at work are still [...]
This week GoodBuzz has been featured in several medias. TheNextWeb coverage highlighted many great things about the service. Here is an excerpt. GoodBuzz’s execution is as good as its idea. Organizers can kickstart the promotion campaign using any of the eight channels – email, social networks, banners, widget, invitations, SMS, flyers, posters (indoor, outdoor) and [...]
Often, event organizers’ campaigns are limited by the number of people they could reach directly through their mailing list, twitter followers, facebook friends, etc. Otherwise they have to spend money in advertising trying to reach their indirect contacts. Goodbuzz has been started as a way to help event organizers reach people who are not their [...]
Hey! Come closer to your monitor. Closer… There you are! Alright! What are you looking for? Why are you reading this stuff? It might be because you’ve been pulling your hair out trying to promote your event . It’s ok. It’s hard to get 800 posters up all out all over town by yourself. [...]
No serious sales man does write on the fly a sales letter and send to his customers or prospects. Some sales letters would take weeks to be written, reviewed and tested before mailing. To rip the benefit of the social medias, it’s also better to prepare your messages, sales pitches in advance, before you post [...]
Goodbuzz gives Event promoters a tool that they didn’t have in the past, which is to get in front of another Event promoters’ contacts without having to negotiate with them 1 on 1. This is the big idea.
