Archives: Case Study

Self-driving vehicles are a hot topic in the automotive industry, so to spotlight its autonomous Inspiration Truck as the most important technological achievement in the truck industry and the first truck approved to drive autonomously on public roads, Daimler subsidiary Freightliner activated a media event on the largest drivable stage in the world—the Hoover Dam. […]

Target Wonderland, an immersive 16,000-square-foot pop-up holiday destination, brought the retailer’s “exciting the kid in all of us” marketing strategy to life. The pop-up merged physical and digital retail shopping into one shareable, interactive experience that incorporated RFID-enabled product sales. Wonderland attracted an impressive 23,000 attendees who spent 20-30 minutes exploring spectacles like the S.S. […]

Cosmetics retailer Kiehl’s partnered with the movie “Zoolander 2” to create the Derek Zoolander Center for People Who Don’t Age Good, a pop-up located in New York City’s Meatpacking District that spoofed eccentric male model character Derek Zoolander’s Center for Kids Who Don’t Read Good, featured in the first film. Called the DZCFPWDAG for short […]

Motorola makes a range of mobile devices and accessories, from smartphones to smartwatches, but that fact was getting lost on consumers in an increasingly saturated market dominated by just a few big players. Enter: Moto Shop, a Motorola experiential boutique in the heart of Chicago, which aimed to change the experience of a telecomm retail […]

Red Hat, a leading provider of open source software solutions, wanted to demonstrate the collaborative nature of Red Hat culture and services through a disruptive experiential activation that grabbed the attention of people in the tech community. Through the “human-powered” 30-foot by 60-foot People-Powered Billboard at the Raleigh Convention Center during an open source conference, […]