The Children’s Prophecy
Oct 20, 2011
I was ranging my Facebook account today looking new champions and even sometime protagonists who might be concerned in linking with me and peradventure do a bit speculation together peculiarly in media advert. My specialty as an advertiser is to make a social media strategy that will enable companies from large corporations and pocket size and medium enterprise to flourish their businesses and increase their sales. Believe me when I say I know how to develop strategy from viral marketing over the web to creating an actual event that will really wow the marketplace and cause them to buy your product and services even people who are continents away from you. I do that by appealing to the crowds emotion and allow the product and services to speak to the people and not models speak for the product which is what is happening now. The problem with advertisers today is that they really to much on the models, either the model has to be a hunk or a diva, and they forgot that our market is changing, that our buyers are getting smarter which means that our buyers are now thinking before they buy and it means they are no longer joining the bandwagon like the buyers that we had before. I mean, come on, just because Justin Timberlake wears that shade or Madonna wears that necklace does not really mean that you expect forty to fifty million of fans will buy the same. Or if Shrek drinks a soda does not mean all Ogres in the land far, far, far away will drink that very same soda. All of them, Justin Timberlake, Madonna, and Shrek, need to appeal to the buyers emotion. They can choose to be cool or pitiful or lousy as long as people can relate to them and that is when they buy the product and services.