Music as a great tool for marketing?

[King Belieal]

Yesterday, a business was doing an outdoor promotion and for 6 hours, they struggled to make any sales. They called me around 12pm to supply music for the event. We set up music and it started blaring from 1 pm. And within 3 hours, they had made so much sales that was overwhelming.

What do you think of music in offline marketing?

 

[Kross]

There is how people might even fail to pay attention to a product till they hear music from the premises that they take notice of what is going on there.

 

[codescript94]

I don't know about offline, but online I know it works. Music works in any area when used well, because music is a feeling, depending on what the campaign wants to convey to the client, the music gives an improvement and many convert well.

 

[Kera]

I don't know about offline, but online I know it works. Music works in any area when used well, because music is a feeling, depending on what the campaign wants to convey to the client, the music gives an improvement and many convert well.

Music can be used to evoke emotions that can make a customer buy a particular product. I would agree that music can be a great marketing tool.

 

[codescript94]

Yes, music is a universal language that provokes emotions in human beings and, depending on what it is being directed towards, sharpens the brain to take actions according to our feelings.

 

[Starmix]

Wow that's incredible. Music is the voice of the heart and the mighty power that sways the feelings of man which is why many gathered on that business arena to find out why. They're encouraged to buy. That's a good effect strategy.

 

[eLdavis]

Like they say, music is a universal language, so it is a great way to express emotions and also pass a message.

 

[Starmix]

It's music that caused attraction and the next the product on sale. People got encourage to buy with an igniting demand from music.