Four Marketing Elements Behind the Rise of Dogecoin

Four Marketing Elements Behind the Rise of Dogecoin

Marketing Strategy — Thu., Jul. 15, 2021

Dogecoin, the dog-themed satirical cryptocurrency, has soared in popularity and serves as a great example for marketing tactics and channels. It was created as a joke, but has since become the fifth largest cryptocurrency. Memes and entropy in content strategies, solidarity through community, and an omnichannel post-pandemic approach are all key components. Influencer marketing is also a powerful tool, with an ROI of $5.78 per dollar spent. To replicate the Dogecoin rally, marketers must identify their goals and determine which strategies best suit their needs.

Memes have become a popular tool in content strategies, as they are relatable, humorous, and easy to understand. They succeed in competing for limited user attention, as they create maximum user-generated content and variations in different scenarios. To form a successful meme, marketers should capture the common features in successful memes but also add entropy.

Online communities also provide a sense of belonging, and offer the ability to help each other for more social capital. This can be done through virtual events, AI-powered chatbots, and social sharing. Additionally, influencers are a great way to build brand trust and social proof. However, marketers must set clear KPIs, and strategically map out the full customer journey with objectives for each step.

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