2003 Archives - Page 5 of 8 - Event Marketer
Sony Throws a Halloween Party at the United Nations
Out to create a highly visual publicity stunt that would garner media exposure for the DVD launch of Spider-Man, Columbia-TriStar/Sony hooked up with UNICEF for a program to benefit children “around the world.” Given the release date’s proximity to Halloween, the campaign leveraged the holiday to maximize media coverage. The United Nations complex in New...
Archer Daniels Mobile Tour Promotes Women’s Health
Archer Daniels Midland hit the road last year to let women over age 35 know all about its Novasoy womens-product ingredient (it’s a soy isoflavone), which can help with the effects of menopause and prevent heart disease. The tour pulled into retail parking lots during the week and fairs, festivals and health shows on weekends....
Lowe’s Promotes Home Safety with Educational Tour
Lowe’s largest corporate marketing initiative, its home-grown Home Safety Council charity, has been mobile for five years now, growing bigger and better annually with a super-relevant tour focused on teaching kids how to help parents make homes safe. Two sets of trucks staffed by four safety experts unfold into 1,200-sq.-ft. “houses” featuring true-to-life living spaces...
Snapple Draws Young Demo with Edgy Music Sponsorship
Once its sponsorship of last summer’s Area 2 music festival was inked, Snapple got to work on an activation strategy to take its three new Elements SKUs as close to the tattooed, pierced target as possible. Relevancy was a priority. So Snapple decided early on not to sample in traditional manners or present the brand...