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I decoded it. It might not be exact, but I think I worked the gist of it out. It says the following:You need to get out more.

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Are there any other sites like this out there? This was really cool, even though I completely see where you're coming from, abbot.

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Very interesting website indeed. That's what marketing is all about.

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I don't think you have to be an artist to know that marketing is an industry run by whores. It's going to come to pass, very quickly, where the same distrust everyone has in the corporations, who lie to them every day of their lives, is transfered to their friends. If you ever hear yourself being called a "Navigator" or an "Opinion Leader" or a "Trend Driver" or a "Flagship" or if you ever receive a product for free from someone, you better find out every single thing about that product before you start passing it off to friends. They knew enough about you to find you and have you start hocking their s**t for them, so you be find out about them.Just trying to stick up for the people who didn't go to art school and still hate these evil, lowest common denominator, culture leeching f**ks.

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Sorry, these innovative, original and creative marketing efforts are by no means "guerilla" in nature. They are hugely expensive attempts at cutting through the mass media clutter we find in television, radio and newspaper advertising. But ad agencies spent an incredible amount of time and money on these campaigns, which I agree are highly effective, but not guerilla in the way Jay Conrad Levinson and Seth Godin originally coined the term.

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It is COVERT marketing, as in a young couple asking youto take a picture of them at Time Square (using theirnew digital cool camera). That young couple have beenhired by the camera company go go around Time Squareand ask people to take a look of their new camera (as in"Hi! can you take a picture of us?"

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I think the only ones that fall into guerilla marketing are the sopranos one, and the barbecue one...the 3M one is clever though..

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@briangigYeah, the 3M one rocks.That's a real vote of confidence for that glass though. If someone manages to break it, you just screwed yourself right there.

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thats a pretty lame f**king thread really 4 pages and very little pictures

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but it manages what they want it!

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Nice.Also here is a nice site for guerilla marketing examples<a class="user" href="http://www.creativeguerrillamarketing.com&quot; rel="nofollow">http://www.creativeguerrillamarketing.com&lt;/a&gt;

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