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Posted on August 16th, 2007 by Abraham Harrison
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So, why is everyone so frustrated by folks like Ted Murphy and PayPerPost? We completed a gig for them and during our outreach and engagement, lots of folks didn’t get PPP. Well, it seems to me that not everyone does stuff for free, neither the Internet nor the physical world:

“The Detroit based musician emzy.collins is offering a $100 prize to the fan that does the best word-of-mouth marketing.” Via PR.com

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Filed under: Conversation Marketing, Online Engagement, Online Marketing, Online Outreach, Online Participation

One Response to “What is the Issue with Paid Word-of-Mouth?”

  1. Thom, on August 19th, 2007 at 10:26 pm Said:

    I think this sort of thing can be a good tool. It’s a new form of advertising that the internet has allowed.

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