As seen on the displayed table, the
Red Bull brand became the undisputed, most viewed brand within the month of
October where as last month, it did not even
place. About 3x more views than it’s
runner up, and about 7.5x more viewership than Barack Obama one month before
the 2012 presidential elections, it’s interest is in no doubt from its shocking
free fall campaign. How did something like that work?
The
article, “Why Red Bull's space jump was worth the risk” on iMediaConnection.com
talks about how the company “Red Bull,” marketing plan does not necessarily
focus on setting up their own ad space unlike traditional media which pay for
the amount of traffic they receive. The
article talks about how Red Bull uses its funds in order to own an “idea.” “By owning
any idea, brands become a source for audiences.” This
idea is amplified with the use of targeted media such as Social Networks. Searches related to this idea will be, more
or less, connected to your brand. A
viewer does not have to know about a brand in order for its content to be
displayed in their search windows, or being viewed. If a
person were to keep browsing content for this specific idea, they are to
eventually land on the brand itself. With the interst generated from the videos itself, viewers are also more willing to share these videos with other consumers (viral marketing.) In
a sense, the buzz generated through owning an idea markets itself.
links-
Articel source:
http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/33152.asp?imcid=nav
Red Bull viral video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtvDA0W34I
links-
Articel source:
http://www.imediaconnection.com/content/33152.asp?imcid=nav
Red Bull viral video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtvDA0W34I
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