I am not quite sure what kind of marketing activities I would expect at election events, but most likely not one from a company like Abercrombie & Fitch. At a recent televised Barack Obama speech in Pennsylvania, 3 guys with various Abercrombie & Fitch shirts were sitting conspicuously behind Obama. I guess if you want to do some guerrilla marketing to a younger, hipper politically interested audience, you best set up that campaign around a younger, hipper candidate such as Barack Obama.
Via:5 blogs before lunch
Friday, April 25, 2008
Hip political guerrilla marketing
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Abercrombie,
barack obama,
Election 2008,
Fitch,
guerrilla marketing
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I was watching this on television and wondering "what the heck is up with the blatant abercrombie shirts?"
The guy in the big FITCH t-shirt on the left was the most distractive.
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