Do you know who your customer is? If you are not sure, you need to read this report.Chapter 1: Gorilla Marketing 23Chapter 2: Creating A Corporate ImageChapter 3: All About Joint VentureChapter 4: Get Your Online Business Started Through Joint VenturesChapter 5: Differences Between Marketing And AdvertisingChapter 6: How Do You Fast-forward Your Way Into A Joint Venture Business?Chapter 7: Initial Steps Of Branding YourselfChapter 8: Internet Marketing Success With Joint VenturesChapter 9: Three Key Ingredients In BrandingChapter 10: Marketing ManagementChapter 11: Make Your Joint Venture Proposal Convincingly IrresistibleChapter 12: Recognizing Target MarketChapter 13: Multi-level MarketingChapter 14: Why Engage In Website Joint Ventures?Chapter 1: Gorilla Marketing 23Products and services have to find customers in a fiercely competitive market. Large corporations have large advertising budgets and big marketing teams but small businesses may only have a small budget and they have to be a bit more imaginative. It's not just a matter of cost however, but of results and the recent trend for gorilla marketing is proving successful in many cases. Conventional TV campaigns, billboards and press advertisements are all expensive and the public is used to them and may have become desensitized to them. Niche marketing or aiming at a target audience is the modern way of doing things, aided by technology. The younger generation is particularly receptive to different sorts of promotions. Gorilla marketing, sometimes referred to as buzz marketing or stealth marketing, has also been taken up by bigger organizations.