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Nespresso Offers Personalized Sampling Engagement
Nespresso was interested in challenging the preconceptions of high-end coffee consumers, and showing them that the brand is as much of a coffee snob as they are. To introduce a wide variety of its coffees to affluent and well-heeled professional consumers in an efficient and time-sensitive way, the brand went to one of the most...
American Express Creates High-Tech Tennis Artistry
The art of integrating technology into a live experience is one of making it integral to the experience, and for the US Open Tennis Championship, American Express did just that. Through the integration of seamless technological innovations, the brand brought each fan’s passion for the sport to life in vibrant color. Game. Set. Match. This...
Nike’s Holographic Training Experience Woos The Press
For basketball fans who have always wondered what it would be like to shoot hoops with their favorite players, Nike’s Air Jordan Flight Lab was a (virtual) dream come true. The retail experience was unveiled in celebration of the 2014 NBA All-Star Weekend in New Orleans, where the brand took over a Footaction store Press...
Showtime Offers a Window into Victorian-era London
To help promote the first season of its new horror series “Penny Dreadful,” Showtime enticed consumers and generated a sense of mystique with the creation of interactive window displays that featured scenes from a Victorian-era street in London, complete with horse-drawn buggies, bats and pedestrians wearing Victorian clothing. The objective of the activation (besides scaring...