How Street Team Marketing is Effective
Street team marketing gives your brand a personal touch and inspires face-to-face interaction. Even as digital forms of experiential marketing rise in popularity, consumers still crave human connections.
- Whether your event is held in a major city or small town, you can reach hundreds or even thousands of consumers.
- In-person events create positive brand impressions.
- In competitive environments, street team marketing increases your brand’s chances of standing out from the crowd.
- Street team marketing gives your brand the fluidity and mobility to move where consumers are throughout your event (i.e. outside subway stations, college campuses, business districts, etc…).
- Street team and social media marketing go hand-in-hand, allowing your brand to further enhance quality brand/consumer content and engagement.
- Unlike most experiential marketing activations, and depending on your location, permits are not generally required for most street team marketing events.
Plus, street team marketing is relatively cost-effective compared to other types of experiential marketing, while yielding similar results.
At World Pride NYC in June 2019, Zara and JustWater partnered to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. With a three-sided glass mobile showroom displaying a 3D Pride flag created from nearly 10,000 bottles of JustWater, Zara’s friendly street marketing team livened spirits and kept parade-goers hydrated with a rainbow selection of complimentary drinks.
That same year, Twitter celebrated the U.S. Women’s National soccer team’s historic fourth World Cup championship with a three-day branded promotion tour around New York City. Transforming a food truck into an immersive, branded vehicle and creating a soccer-themed, interactive experience, Twitter’s #StartWithThem campaign was led by a street marketing team who greeting passers-by with French-themed culinary delights and a chance to win prizes from lounge chairs to Apple TVs and Airpods.