PETA vs. Guerrilla Marketing

July 10th, 2008 Posted in Funny Pictures, Marketing Genuis, PERF, Photoshop Phun, Social Misfits Email This Post Print This Post

Those who have followed this site from its earlier day are familiar with my dislike of PETA and its use of sexual guerilla tactics for getting its message out. I strongly dislike the use of scantily-clad and naked women to promote the PETA agenda (even if I don’t necessarily mind the semi-nude women themselves). And while others have joined their protests and used signs to mock them, I’m quite certain a corporate entity could benefit from the use of guerrilla marketing.

Geico Protester

What do you think? Do you have a company who would better suit this type of marketing? Feel free to leave a comment. Also, feel free to vote for this post at humor-blogs.com

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One Response to “PETA vs. Guerrilla Marketing”

  1. SinisterDan Says:

    July 11th, 2008 at 9:10 am

    While I can’t recommend a specific third-party company, I think KFC could blunt much of this protest by having every “KFC Tortures” sign accompanied by one that said “Now with Curly Fries”.



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