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Guerrilla Marketing, a term pioneered in the late 1900s, has gained significant traction in the 21st century, with brands designing their campaigns to capture the attention of this new tech-savvy generation. As part of this study, we examined different guerrilla marketing techniques including Ambient, Sensation, Buzz, Ambush, and Guerrilla Publicity to determine if they affected generation Z's purchase intention. In addition, a questionnaire was administered in person and online to gather quantitative data. A total of 203 questionnaires were distributed to respondents, 200 of which were returned, resulting in a response rate of 98.4%. The hypotheses were tested using least-squares regression (OLS) and multiple regression analysis. Following a thorough study and a statistical analysis of multiple hypotheses, the result indicated a positive relationship between novelty, relevance, aesthetics, surprise, humor, emotional arousal, clarity (the independent variables), and purchase intention (the dependent variable). We hypothesized that the same set of independent variables would lose their significance if they were considered together, so Multiple Regression was conducted, and we obtained different results. Thus, novelty, aesthetics, surprise, and humor had a stronger impact on purchase intention, while relevance, emotional arousal, and clarity had a weaker impact, and were not statistically supported. In the context of practical implications, the aesthetics of the studies led to the strongest impact on purchase intentions, which should be taken into account when Guerrilla marketing-related activities are employed. Also, firms and advertising agencies should find new ways of communicating with target audiences in order to effectively interact with them. In the context of Guerrilla marketing, novelty, aesthetics, surprise, and humor should be emphasized as they are strong reinforcers and thus marketers should focus more on these elements to strengthen their campaign presence in front of Gen Z.
"To Study the Techniques and impact of Guerrilla Marketing on Purchase Intentions with reference to Gen Z", International Journal of Science & Engineering Development Research (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2455-2631, Vol.7, Issue 7, page no.163 - 168, July-2022, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2207026.pdf
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