Korean Job Discussion Forums

[WasteCase]

Hey guys I was wondering if you could help me out. I'd like to advertise to the general public in Korea and was wondering if you guys had any ideas?

I sold a camera online and my korean co-teacher listed it on some korean website I just can't remember the site name? One could do it on Naver, and cyworld I guess? Facebook?

[Bailsibub]

Yes, dress up a skinny K-girl and put a lot of makeup on her. Then have her wear a cartoonish yellow dress and dance around to an annoying pixie song that gets stuck in your head.

You'll get everyone's business.

[Stalin84]

[WasteCase]

Hahahaha ok viral marketing I got it. But what about online? I want to reach alot of people

[redaxe]

Whatever you're selling, make sure it comes in a "couple set" and a "family set" and then make sure you have lots of "events," each with its own pop-up window on the website. Korean marketing revolves around "sets" and "events."

[WasteCase]

Ok but where should one advertise to each a large korean audience say koreans who are between the ages of 30-45? Newspaper? Are there good korean websites?

[Ukon]

Lots of references to daehanmingook and spelling Korea with a C instead of K would help...

Pictures of Dok-do, Kim Yun na, and that olympic weight lifter chick are also nice touches.....even better if they're in the same ad.

[WasteCase]

Using what mediums?

[Old Gil]

Make it a 'story'.

"For special times it can often be a story not only about cameras but comfort as well."

[redaxe]

[WasteCase]

Hey buddy ya looking where to advertise hahaha thanks. I don't work with that chick anymore so ya I'm looking to advertise in Korean to Koreans but where?

[Hightop]

www.gmarket.co.kr
www.auction.co.kr

[Goon-Yang]

+1

Auction is where all the Koreans are at. Check out their computers at work. I bet half have auction opened.

[air76]

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_bifIJ_h7AEQ/SCliNs8ye4I/AAAAAAAABpM/JPSu7OPF4Mo/s400/Petit-Amour+with+speakers+playing+hotstuff-lg.jpg

[djsmnc]

Use the words "Woori," "Woori nara," and "Kook nae san" to refer to anything, regardless of whether the product is made in Korea or not. Mention Dokdo and it's already sold