Skip to main content
Netherlands News in English

Main navigation

  • Top stories
  • Health
  • Crime
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Tech
  • Culture
  • Sports
  • Weird
  • 1-1-2
Image
A protest sign inviting people to speak up and be heard. June 2020
A protest sign inviting people to speak up and be heard. June 2020 - Credit: Kelly L / Pexels - License: Pexels

Share this article:

Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window

The 3 best ways to promote Word of Mouth Advertising

The world of advertising and marketing has undergone a complete digital transformation over the past few decades. However, that doesn't mean that word of mouth has ceased to be one of the most effective marketing strategies for increasing sales. Even more, thanks to digital technology, word of mouth has never been bigger! Social media sharing platforms are a great place to engage and discuss large audiences. User-generated content is also known as user-generated content. Whether it's video, text or audio, they make an impression and are often considered a trusted and valuable form of marketing. But how do you make word of mouth marketing an actual extension of your marketing strategy? In this article, we outline three effective strategies that basically every type of company can implement. So go on, read on!

1. Create unique content and do it consistently

By far the easiest way to get people talking is to offer unique content that's worth sharing! So, make sure your brand offers customers something memorable that they won't find elsewhere. That way, they're more likely to share it with their friends and family. To create unique content, research your target audience thoroughly and use brand experience creatively.

2. Promoting user-generated content and raise engagement with your company

If you want to get your customers talking about your product or service, you can encourage them to share your content. In the marketing world, this type of content is also called user-generated content and often takes the form of sharing comments and opinions in videos and/or blogs. Promoting user-generated content is essentially encouraging customers to share their opinions and offering exclusive discounts when they leave a review, for example.

Is your company also looking for smart logistic solutions to gain a worldwide reach and a step ahead the competition, then you may find the right partner in Broekman Logistics, the specialist in global chain solutions with a personal touch!

3. Don’t forget the traditional advertising tools!

Although digital marketing is very important for many businesses, printed materials such as flyers, brochures, posters and stickers are still a very effective way to draw attention to a brand. Some target audiences find physical media more reliable and personal. It also creates the impression that readers are "discovering" content that has not yet been shared. So, get to work sharing your message with your audience! A well-worded message attracts attention and is a real conversation starter. It's a great way to get offline word of mouth. If you want to start producing different types of custom printed materials such as flyers, stickers, packaging and apparel, visit DrukZo to explore all the possibilities.

Follow us:

Latest stories

  • Record 88 eggs laid on Dutch bird nest webcams
  • Dutch Research Council awards grants up to €320,000 to 205 early-career scientists
  • Dutch gambling authority reprimands Vbet for illegal World Cup bets
  • North Sea hits record 20.4°C amid marine heat wave
  • ‘Customer-unfriendly’: Dutch hospitality visitors irritated by on-screen tip requests

Top stories

  • Vitesse can keep its professional football license; Supreme Court rules against KNVB
  • Dutch municipalities still leaking citizen data 9 years after order to tighten security
  • Trade union annoucnes 24-hour train strike, other labor actions in September
  • Sharp rise in reports about people with disturbed behavior
  • Water shortage declared in the Netherlands; Gov't considering measures

© 2012-2026, NL Times, All rights reserved.

Footer menu

  • Change Privacy Settings
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact
  • Partner Content