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MasterCard isn’t known for its heritage in rugby, so to give its brand a boost throughout its sponsorship of the 2015 Rugby World Cup, it unleashed #44daysofcrazy—a series of surprise and delight experiences that engaged fans over the 44 days of the tournament. From impromptu rugby anthems sung on the steps of the Paris Opera […]

One of the longest-running sports sponsorships in the industry became one of the leading sports sponsorships in the industry when it unleashed a series of technology-fueled “firsts” that gave tennis fans unprecedented access to the sport they love. The 2015 American Express US Open Activation kicked off with Rally on the River, the first-ever hydro-interactive […]

Fact: 25 percent of young millennials buy technology products because they’re the cool new thing to have, not as a replacement or an upgrade. With that in mind, HP set out to showcase its Pavilion x360 notebook through a title sponsorship of pop star Meghan Trainor’s North American “That Bass” Tour. The program—which included a […]

As more and more live events are becoming the key creative for television ads, brands are looking for innovative ways to make the on-air experience as compelling as the real one. Enter #MoreMusic, Target’s take on the trend and the first-of-its-kind live broadcast of a four-minute Imagine Dragons concert during the 2015 Grammys. The program […]

What if the simple act of popping open a can of Pepsi could score you free tickets to the summer’s hottest concert events? This was the premise for Pepsi’s Pop Open Music program, an integrated effort that encouraged millennials (and the young at heart) to download a Pepsi Pass app and then enter codes from […]