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1 Word-of-mouth is their primary marketing strategy.

2 Their antics are advertised by playbill and word-of-mouth only.

3 A word-of-mouth recommendation is probably the best form of advertising.

4 Through a word-of-mouth network and Internet chatting, cereal box collectors negotiate for new boxes.

5 An informal, word-of-mouth fraternity was the only structure which controlled their professional lives.

6 Word-of-mouth is a crafter's greatest tool.

7 The word-of-mouth spread of any given meme is another aspect of how Internet fame differs from traditional celebrity.

8 Little Stevie and the "unpaid drone army of word-of-mouth marketers" are a powerful force,[www.Sentencedict.com] but should McDonald's be liable for their pestering ways?

9 A form of word-of-mouth marketing, the comments are usually more persuasive than recommendations from waitresses.

10 It also leads to word-of-mouth talk and recommendations for your and your services.

11 The rediffusion intention of word-of-mouth is the only source of the dynamism of word-of-mouth spread(sentencedict.com), and the research of its determinants is critical.

12 Academically, the studys to probe how to trigger word-of-mouth from the viewpoint of the organization are more deficient.

13 Word-of-mouth is the second most popular choice, one in five people (20%) relying on the information provided by colleagues, friends or relatives about their hotel experience.

14 Social media, along with SMS and traditional word-of-mouth, has also been an important tool to coordinate the grassroots protests which don't really have any leaders yet.

15 Word-of-mouth adds a layer of credibility and is more effective than other more formal forms of promotion.

16 She reported sternly to a meeting of the management team that word-of-mouth recruitment might be taking place.

17 Because their friends frequent the park, they get enough word-of-mouth advertising to keep the customers coming.

18 These people-part actor, part con artist-are paid to create what we used to trust as word-of-mouth.

19 Runners are drawn to Yasso 800s by Bart's unforgettable name, the simplicity of the workout, and word-of-mouth success stories.

20 These social networking sites harness the age-old power of the word-of-mouth recommendation and can be potent marketing tools.

21 Not only that: If enough people bought the package, a new application would get unlocked for all buyers, which guaranteed very good word-of-mouth promotion.

22 Yet around the world, over 70% of women in developed and over 80% of women in emerging markets completely or somewhat trust word-of-mouth recommendations over all other advertising mediums.

23 These are both concentrated markets where any failure to perform would quickly be spread by word-of-mouth throughout the industry.

24 Besides worrying about the fate of bookstores themselves, my friend wondered where we would get word-of-mouth recommendations for reading if bookstores were to disappear.

25 The DMO's page has just over 100 fans and will arguably need some serious word-of-mouth marketing to essentially justify the development of the web technology to run the postcard application.

26 A woman sitting nearby proffered: "Apple announced iPhone UK distribution." Word-of-mouth in action.

27 Twentieth Century Fox, the studio behind the film, was counting on critics and strong word-of-mouth buzz to draw in moviegoers.

28 McDonald's marketing has the effect of conscripting America's children into an unpaid drone army of word-of-mouth marketers, causing them to nag their parents to bring them to McDonald's.