
Creatively, cleverly, quickly ... that's how. Let's look to some inspiration.
Gardiners Furniture.
This entrepreneur and small business owner in Maryland launched a cleverly timed, creatively applied promotion that was linked directly to the Super Bowl, without ever going near any sponsorship deals. He simply promised to give away all the furniture purchased during the days leading to the Super Bowl if the Baltimore Ravins returned a kickoff for a touchdown.
Sure enough, as luck would have it, it occurred ... forcing him to live up to his promise. $600,000 worth.
Suddenly, a local hero, even more than Jacoby Jones who scored the goal.

He says that says before and after the game have never been scoring!
This small business entrepreneur was able to leverage the obsession of a pop culture event into a relevant brand promotion into local and national attention and into brand sales and loyalty. He applied big brand promotion and event marketing in a way that worked for his small business, timed perfectly to something that all of his customers were participating in. And now talking about, sharing, and apparently buying. Bravo!
What's your experience? Jim.
Jim Joseph
President, Cohn & Wolfe NA
Author, The Experience Effect for Small Business
Marketing Professor, NYU
PS - Join us for live tweeting about the marketing during The Academy Awards this Sunday at 6:00pmEST at #OscarExp
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