“Gopping” people from anywhere

“Guerrilla Object Pushing” is pushing Bluetooth Objects to passers by in areas where they normally wouldn’t expect it.

It takes it’s name from Guerrilla marketing and is already being used in cinemas and shopping centres. Its leveraging the use of people’s mobile devices to allow them access to content, links or more details about an event.

This technique is obviously already being used, but we thought it required a name because during the Happy Packages project we intend to be ‘gopping’ people from anywhere and everywhere. In-fact we’ve sure we’ve devised a new method of content delivery an intend to make it pretty successful.

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6 Responses to ““Gopping” people from anywhere”

  1. P.R. (Pervasive Relations) | thoughtden. Says:

    [...] example, placing simple posters around a Bluetooth dongle while we’re gopping will allow people to make the a positive link between the application to download, giving them the [...]

  2. Field Research, Part 1, Chased by 'fanny' | thoughtden. Says:

    [...] to stay in, and as such we headed out into the big wide “real” world to do some initial Gopping [...]

  3. Media Sandbox » News » P.R. (Pervasive Relations) Says:

    [...] example, placing simple posters around a Bluetooth dongle while we’re gopping will allow people to make the a positive link between the application to download, giving them the [...]

  4. Anyone for a Gumstix? | thoughtden. Says:

    [...] Fountains project. The box will begin pushing the select files out over the Bluetooth spectrum and gopping people in select areas around the [...]

  5. Pervasive Fatigue | thoughtden. Says:

    [...] bombarded with repeated Bluetooth requests every time they walk past Co-op’s Bluetooth gopping device are slowly or possibly very quickly going to get annoyed with the vibration in the pocket [...]

  6. Gopping the underage… | thoughtden. Says:

    [...] on the youth of today, the price of cheese and other such things, we tried out some Bluetooth gopping with out the support of any Pervasive Relations (P.R). The test also had some different variables [...]

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