Fremont: Hitler has been said to be the biggest dictators of all times. Even though people might deny that he was a good leader, he was still able to get the attention and the support from millions of people including the who’s who. One of his famous quotes include, "Repetition creates repetition." So what did he do so great so as to make people believe in him, and market himself as being the greatest? Read to know the marketing strategies that one can learn from Hitler.

Word Of Mouth

Word-of-mouth publicity is one of the most important tools for marketing a product. Hitler (and the Nazis) made sure that they missed no opportunity to talk about themselves and their ideologies. They talked about themselves till the point that people were ready to accept that there is no ideology better than the Nazi’s. Startups should know that in order to grab the customer’s attention among the plethora of other products being offered by their competitors, they have to be omnipresent. They have to make their presence felt through each and every media that touches the customer: be it TV, radio, the print, social networks. This would create an impact in the mind of the customer and there would be no running away from the startup’s offering. But being a loud-mouth won’t do much good to the company. The marketing propaganda should be backed by a substantially good product, which would ensure that not only the company, but also the customers talk about the product.