word - of - mouth marketing造句

• Word-of-mouth marketing, Internet style.
• However, there are some disadvantages and criticisms with word-of-mouth Marketing.
• One disadvantage is that word-of-mouth marketing is subject to a lot of clutter.
• The company earned some early success largely due to social media and word-of-mouth marketing.
• But Purdue's officially sanctioned word-of-mouth marketing campaign was followed by another, unsanctioned one.
• The relatively new practice of word-of-mouth marketing attempts to inject positive " buzz " into conversations directly.
• Research firm PQ Media estimated that in 2008, companies spent $ 1.54 billion on word-of-mouth marketing.
• Since its founding, the Company has grown through several partnerships with non-profit organizations and word-of-mouth marketing.
• Its The Subservient Chicken campaign, running from 2004 until 2007, was an example of viral or word-of-mouth marketing.
• Over time, the audiences became less sparse and the bars became less small, thanks mainly to word-of-mouth marketing.
• Numerous Nantucket charters perform the service _ though not formal memorial services _ with varying degrees of interest in word-of-mouth marketing.
• That's the kind of " viral " or word-of-mouth marketing less sophisticated advertisers can only dream about.
• The process in which the sender of word-of-mouth communication is rewarded is referred to as word-of-mouth marketing.
• When a brand has loyal customers, it gains positive word-of-mouth marketing, which is both free and highly effective ."
• One of us recently went to a personalizing site to purchase The Anatomy of Buzz, a business book about word-of-mouth marketing.
• After initially relying solely on word-of-mouth marketing from customers, the company turned to distinctive television advertisements starring German actress Sabine Ehrenfeld.
• In 2010, Koch Industries began employing New Media Strategies ( NMS ), an internet PR firm specializing in " word-of-mouth marketing ".
• Through a word-of-mouth marketing drive that Thomas has conducted wherever he has built homes, 34 of the lots have been sold in two years, all to black buyers.
• Carrie Johnson, a senior retail analyst at Forrester Research, said Woot's tactics reminded her of word-of-mouth marketing techniques used in the early days of the Internet.