In a broad sense, guerrilla marketing campaigns are the use of unconventional and experimental ways to increase sales or attract interest in your brand. These methods are also typically more cost-friendly and incorporate more personal interactions that are useful for creating meaningful connections with consumers.
More specifically, a guerrilla marketing campaign can mean anything from street art, flash mobs, publicity stunts, and viral videos. Though all of those specific approaches are different from one another, what all of these tactics have in common is that they reach consumers in ways that are wholly unique and distinct from traditional marketing practices, and perhaps less of a financial burden too. It’s a form of event marketing that relies less on the financial backing and planning involved of hosting an event while capitalizing on the possibility of entertaining a crowd and connecting them to your brand.