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STAMP 2016: The Black Cat's Guerilla Marketing Campaign

The Black Cat Salon picks up a STAMP 2016 award for its Guerilla Marketing campaign, "Windows with Humor."

Stacey Soble
Stacey SobleDirector of Brand Content Strategy
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September 6, 2016
STAMP 2016: The Black Cat's Guerilla Marketing Campaign

 

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Windows with Humor
The Black Cat Salon
Kailua, Hawaii
Owner: Jentry Petzold

The Black Cat Salon leveraged their storefront windows to attract the attention of passersby by poking a little fun at recent local trends. Tying into a dietary trend, they introduced gluten-free haircuts at their Kaimuki location. At their Kailua location, they capitalized on Hawaii’s recent issuance of medical marijuana growers’ licences by advertising their medical-grade haircuts.

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“The windows gain a lot of attention in our community, and they even increase social media posts about our salon,” Petzold says.

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