Rachel Boucher

Rachel joined Event Marketer in 2012 and today serves as the brand's head of content. Her travels covering the experiential marketing industry have ranged from CES in Las Vegas to Spring Break in Panama City Beach, Florida (hey, it's never too late)—and everywhere in between.
  • Five Ways to Tap Into the ASMR Trend

    ASMR is trending, but doing it well takes more than a light touch   If you’ve ever felt that lovely tingling sensation while having your hair brushed or heard something in such a tone it made you shiver, then your body has experienced ASMR, or an Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response. All the rage on YouTube, […]

  • Technology, Lifecycles: More Key Insights from the Millennial Impact Report

    More evidence that millennials aren’t as tech-obsessed as marketers might think. Among key findings for researchers in the 2019 Millennial Impact Report, which includes data analysis from 10 years of studies on millennials and causes, is the role of technology in the lives of millennials and how they leverage technology to engage in causes and […]

  • NASCAR Fans Go Glamping with M&M’s at Summer Races

    Music festivals like Coachella may have put branded glamping on the map, but M&M’s this summer is offering an all frills, no fringe, approach to the trend with the M&M’s Glampground at NASCAR races. As the official chocolate of NASCAR, the brand is giving fans the opportunity to purchase packages that include an overnight stay […]

  • How Brands ‘Win with Millennials’ and More: Six Things Marketers Have Said

    Before ball pits and Instagram museums were making mainstream news, experiential marketers were carefully chipping away at strategies to engage the once dismissed millennial generation. Armed with insights that millennials craved experiences over things—shared experiences, especially—brands recognized a pathway for engagement through experiential programs. The Case Foundation’s latest Millennial Impact Report details 10 years-worth of […]

  • How KinderCare’s Experiential Tour is Engaging Three Targets

    For working families, choosing a child care and early childhood education program is an important and often confusing decision given the many options. So, to engage parents and their children, and even teachers, in its curriculum and story, KinderCare Education, a private provider in accredited early learning nationwide, created the Tiny Schoolhouse experiential tour. Activating […]