Guerrilla campaigns
Surprise placements, stunts and ambient installs designed around one idea people will photograph and repeat.
Unconventional campaigns · US-wide
Black Ops Marketing plans and runs street, stealth, viral and experiential campaigns that get a brand talked about without a national ad budget.
Six ways to win attention you can't simply buy. Most campaigns combine two or three. Pricing is scoped per brief; see what drives the cost of a guerrilla campaign.
Surprise placements, stunts and ambient installs designed around one idea people will photograph and repeat.
Trained teams, sampling, chalk and projection work in permitted locations where your buyers actually walk.
Content and creator placements that feel organic, with the FTC disclosure kept intact. Covert in style, never in law.
Shareable concepts, seeding plans and fast iteration, so the version that catches gets the push. A straight answer on "going viral" is in the FAQ.
Weekly experiments across acquisition, referral and retention. We find the cheap channels that work and scale them. See what a growth hacking agency does.
Pop-ups, launch moments and branded experiences that turn a product into something people remember doing.
Unconventional should never mean careless. Every campaign brief covers the same ground before launch.
Public-space activations are checked against local rules, with permits and property-owner sign-off before the first install.
Creator and stealth placements follow FTC endorsement guidance, so the campaign is an asset, not a liability.
Each campaign ships with a measurement plan: footfall, codes, search lift, social mentions and leads.
Send a short brief: what you sell, where, by when, and what winning looks like. You get a written battle plan and a fixed quote.
Four phases from first brief to final report.
You tell us the product, market, deadline and goal. We come back with questions, not a pitch deck.
Audience, locations, competitors and permits. The idea gets built around what is actually possible.
Production, staffing and seeding, run to a timed plan with someone on the ground.
Results against the measurement plan, what worked, what didn't, and what to scale next.
Black Ops Marketing works with brands nationally. Street and experiential work is staffed in the markets you're launching in, and digital, viral and growth hacking work runs remotely. Ready to start? Send a brief for your market.
A guerrilla marketing agency plans and runs unconventional, low-cost, high-surprise campaigns in physical and digital spaces: street activations, pop-ups, ambient installs, stunts and content built to be shared. The goal is earned attention, not paid reach.
It is when it is planned properly. Activations in public space usually need permits, property-owner permission or both, and the rules change city by city. Every campaign we scope includes a permit and compliance check before anything goes live. We do not do vandalism or unpermitted wild posting.
Guerrilla marketing is about unconventional placement and surprise. Stealth marketing is about the message not looking like an ad at first glance. In the US, paid endorsements must be disclosed under FTC rules, so our stealth work keeps the disclosure while keeping the feel organic.
A growth hacking agency runs fast, measured experiments across acquisition, activation, referral and retention to find the cheapest channels that actually grow a business, then scales the ones that work.
It depends on the number of markets, permits, production and staffing. Every campaign is scoped from a written brief, and you get a fixed quote before anything is committed. Start with a brief.