through word of mouth

Highlights: manageable through word-of-mouth marketing, the early market and across the gap between the mainstream market, pop off.

Employees at a downtown San Francisco Apple store huddled in small groups after the news spread through word of mouth.

This study dwells upon the strategies employed by Lavender Cottage to create differences and to market through word of mouth campaigns.

"I've known some of my clients for over 50 years, and almost all of them have come through word of mouth, " says Melwani.

But that was the last marketing money he spent: the PPLParty site expanded through word of mouth and today has more than 332, 000 members.

The entrants were found through "word of mouth" at the university and the photos sent in through anonymous email accounts.

Individual investors, meanwhile, can find opportunities through word of mouth.

Promoted primarily through word of mouth and online message boards, the events are an underground activity.

A huge percentage of job openings aren't advertised because employers prefer to hire people through word of mouth .

Carl began selling his new supplement person to person, friend to friend, through word-of-mouth referrals.

Before, most native songs, poems and stories are transferred through word of mouth.

In both cases, people were more likely to want to recommend or retell their experiences through word of mouth.

steve : they can be expensive . for now , i ' m hoping to recruit through the internet and through word of mouth.

The apartment complex is being marketed simply through word-of-mouth.

The db2relocatedb tool is documented in the DB2 manuals, but people usually learn about it through word of mouth.

Experienced consumer internet executives rarely say: "we will acquire customers through word of mouth and Web 2. 0 techniques. "

In the 1970s films such as "Star Wars" trundled slowly around America, gradually building audiences through word of mouth.

"People like myself appreciated that and passed it on through word of mouth, " says Mr Chan, who was born in Hong Kong.

Sharing such non-emotional experiences through word of mouth tends to enhance, rather than dampen, your evaluations of them, the authors say

people with past events, through word of mouth, supplemented by hieroglyphs to help memory, formed on the ancient legend;