Best activation of a sports sponsorship Archives - Page 5 of 8 - Event Marketer

October 30, 2015

Olympus Loans Cameras to US Open Attendees

In an effort to push the envelope on its US Open sponsorship, Olympus launched a multi-faceted experience-based campaign that touched consumers, prosumers (expert amateurs) and professional photographers. The mantra that held it all together: Get the cameras in people’s hands. Any attendee on site was allowed to borrow Olympus’ new Stylus 770SW camera for two...

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October 30, 2015

Adidas Highlights NBA Sponsorship on the Vegas Strip

The adidas NBA All-Star Weekend in Las Vegas last year was a slam dunk. The footwear and sports apparel brand came at it from all angles with a mobile tour, pop-up concerts, local retail promos—you name it. The goals were clear: highlight adidas’ sponsorship of the NBA, create the ultimate brand experience for consumers, showcase and...

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October 30, 2015

Sony Ericsson Lights Up the Tennis Court with EDM

Sony Ericsson’s Night Tennis put a new spin on an old sport, combining the best elements of sport, music and fashion in a cool and relevant way that made a smash hit with its target audience—hip 16- to 25-year-olds, key influencers and trendsetters. It turned out the lights and turned on the action as semi-professional...

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October 29, 2015

Cingular Immerses Fans in ‘Futbol Fiesta’ Experience

Cingular created a national program targeting Mexican-Americans as part of its sponsorship of the Mexican national soccer team. The live events at stores and at the team’s games were backed by consumer promotions, media and athlete endorsements. To bring the sponsorship into stores, the brand’s Show Me Your Cingular effort allowed visitors a photo op...

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October 29, 2015

Motorola Leverages NFL Stars to Boost Sponsorship

Motorola activated its NFL sponsorship with a fully integrated campaign that reached football fans on site at games, as well as in store, on air and online. The MotoZone mobile tour hit 24 cities, stopping at key retail outlets and at NFL stadiums on game day. A 40-foot-by-40-foot exterior footprint featured interactive games, a PhotoZone...

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