Experiential Marketing
A Practical Guide to Interactive Brand Experiences
by Shirra Smilansky
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Pub Date Dec 03 2017 | Archive Date Jul 18 2018
Kogan Page Ltd | Kogan Page
Description
The immersive brand experience is revolutionizing brand engagement. Experiential Marketing, second edition, cuts through the jargon with clear practical guidelines on how to magnify marketing strategies to a powerful new level. This book emphasizes that experiential marketing is not just about creating a live event. A unique, immersive experience allows businesses to generate a surge of brand engagement, which is amplified immediately by a niche target of consumers through live content sharing and social media streams.
This comprehensive second edition of Experiential Marketing pinpoints exactly where this innovative strategy fits in with the current marketing and events climate, including a step-by-step outline to plan, integrate and evaluate its game-changing results. The completely fresh content analyzes the latest industry advances and case studies, including four new chapters on the digital experience and merged realities, plus the experience economy and creative explosion of the 'Pop-Up' phenomenon. Accompanied with a digital toolkit of downloadable resources, this book is essential reading for marketing, business, media and events professionals alike, providing strategic decision makers with a unique competitive advantage in a vibrant new era of marketing strategy.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780749480967 |
| PRICE | £29.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 280 |
Featured Reviews
Kelly H, Reviewer
Experiential Marketing by Shirra Smilan highlights a shift in marketing towards two-way communication with prospects. The author shares trends such as the following:
“When used on a large scale, traditional advertising can have a low cost per thousand, but overall it can be a very expensive tool, one traditionally effective for market-leading brands that can afford to run very large-scale awareness campaigns. However, since the rise of programmatic, digital advertising, and the ability for laser-sharp targeting and personalisation, this is changing…Facebook provides such such audience-targeting options that it is often a great tool for driving localised event registrations using its geo-targeting capabilities, and can prove extremely lucrative in marketing strategy.”
Understanding these trends, the book progresses to share strategies to adapt and leverage them including connecting authentically in a way that adds value to the consumer’s life.
”Two-way communication and interactive engagement are the keys to creating memorable experiences that drive word of mouth, and transform consumers (and trade/ media/ employees/ other stakeholders) into brand advocates and brand evangelists.”
Up to this point, I found the book insightful and agreed with the new approach to marketing. Regularly, in our marketing consultancy, we are seeing these changes coming into play and the success of personalised experiences and brand advocates as well as social media.
The book then moves onto explain the tactics to execute experiential marketing and this is where I battled with it. The suggestions are designed for large companies with accompanying large budgets. Reading with my small to medium sized, entrepreneurial clients in mind, I can’t see putting this plans into actions. About 50% of the book is dedicated to explaining, in step-by-step form, how to creating amazing experiential marketing.
The book is well-written, and if your budgets allow, this book may be a great read for you. For me, it’s a three out of five on the en-JOY-ment scale, I enjoyed the trending and fresh approach but it lacked in application for me.
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John Kotter; Holger Rathgeber
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