What is the passing of information from person to person using oral communication called?
Word of mouth is the passing of information from person to person using oral communication.
Word of mouth in marketing is the unpaid spread of information from one person to another through conversation, specifically advising on a particular business or product. Word of mouth can occur as the result of a positive experience, an innovative new product or high-quality customer service, for example.
The aim of word of mouth marketing is to create a product or experience that will result in customers sharing the details with their friends, family or colleagues.
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19 Comments
Billy Charlton
Not sure I am enjoying quiz club, seems to be a few questions that seems ridiculous.. However, only an opinion and yes I know I don't have to do it...
David Colloby
Unless it is a horse racing tip then its from the horses mouth
William Laughlin
Billy Charlton,
It may be just your opinion, but you're not wrong!
Paulette Arnold
Some would call it gossiping!
Elsy O. Stromberg
Howard Gerritsen (Semiotician), No, I don't think so.
Fred Keogh
Billy Charlton, Join the club Billy, I said exactly the same last week. Nice to know I'm not on my own,
Sally Meyers
How about telephone!?
Martha McDowell
No matter the question, it is nice to have a reference other than wikipedia. Thank heavens the author was creative enough to look beyond the usual. 🙂
Char
Thanks for the makeup question Lily done had at least 4 not common knowledge questions..
Char
Vaden Paulsen, I voted you
Char
Which can go so wrong in school they made us do this excercise and the last person repeated it out loud and it was nothing like we what was said by the first person..lol
Tim Holm
Oh did we not call it Chinese whispers as well
Vaden Paulsen
What can we say, it is Lilly.
Barbara Hauck
And really simple, yet annoying, questions like this are called brain drains. Stop please. These questions take all the joy out of being here.
Louella Wilson
Just deleted an inane Lily question, just to be replaced by this one.
Which I must say is a little better than the deleted "who is the highest position in a sports team"? Whatever that one means.
Mark Wheeless
I heard it through the grapevine.