So You Got Noticed. What’s Next?
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010There’s nothing wrong with cutting through the clutter and getting your company noticed. In today’s world of “information overload”, it can be more difficult than ever to separate yourself from competition. In a typical day, my inbox and voicemail is inundated with e-marketers and telemarketers trying to get noticed. And, this trend shows no signs of slowing down; in fact, we’re only going to see it grow.
With that in mind, it’s no surprise that marketers try new, cutting edge tactics to avoid the white noise and be heard. Street marketing (see picture below), funny billboards and teaser commercials (see GoDaddy.com’s inaugural Super Bowl spot) can grab somebody’s attention. But where do you go from there?
If not supported by anything of real substance, creative campaigns can quickly lose their legs. Did you capture the attention of the right people? If so, what’s the payoff? Does memorability always translate to success? Not necessarily.

Get noticed.
Creativity can never substitute for the value of a product or service. I always joke that I have the easiest job in the world because the fans speak for themselves, but the truth of the matter is we put some creative thought into our campaigns, too. Engaging the customer should never be disregarded, but make sure you have something to tell them once they’re hooked!




