Tag: multisensory
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B-to-C Events
Five Steal-worthy Ideas for Cold Weather Outdoor Activations
There’s no better contingency plan than fresh air, and while many markets are under a deep freeze, winter has never deterred brands from perfecting engagement for bundled up consumers. Here we offer five tips for making the most of cold weather outdoor activations. Go Under the Dome Dome structures are not only eye-catching from a […]
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B-to-C Events
How the Genesis House Showroom Immerses Visitors in the Future of Luxury Automotive
Our first-person tour of a three-story brand environment that serves as an “expression” of Genesis’ Korean origin Stepping through the doors of Genesis House, you are immediately hit with a subtle new-car scent—not the mass manufactured kind infused in a rearview mirror hanging decal. Rather, a curated, can’t-quite-say-you’ve-ever-encountered-it type of scent. Next, ambient tones greet […]
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B-to-C Events
New York Fashion Week: Bose Uses Sensorial Touchpoints to Bring its ‘Sound is Power’ Mantra to Life
Bose strutted into New York Fashion Week (NYFW) with a new “Sound is Power” mantra and a blend of art and technology experiences that introduced its QuietComfort Earbuds II and reinforced the idea that audio is more powerful when it’s personalized. At New York City’s Glasshouse on Sept. 8, the brand hosted a press launch, […]
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B-to-C Events
The Secret Sauce for These CPG Brands? Quirky Culinary Events
There’s been a recent uptick in experiential culinary programs, but we’re not talking about your average restaurant pop-ups. CPG brands are spicing up the dining scene with quirky, first-of-their-kind experiences that often provide multisensory touchpoints—and consumers have been eating them up (look no further than the Lay’s “Potatdomes” at Coachella this year). If you’re looking […]
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B-to-C Events
How Showtime Transformed Luxury Hotel Suites into Experiential Tributes to Three First Ladies
When it comes to activating in the crowded entertainment space, it takes a particularly remarkable experience to cut through the clamor and resonate with an audience that is constantly inundated with content. And to promote its anthology drama “The First Lady,” which follows the personal and political lives of Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford and Michelle […]




