Case Study Archive - Page 202 of 332 - Event Marketer

November 20, 2015

Indy Racing League Embarks on a Multi-Vehicle Fan Tour

The genius was in the separate-yet-together formula. The Indy Racing League mobile Fan Experience featured four standalone vehicles that invaded a market, split up for targeted events, then combined a few days later for a group experience at weekend races. Built to introduce the oval-track, open-wheel racing league to the consumer populace, plus sell tickets,...

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November 20, 2015

SeaChange Drives a Cost-Effective Trade Show Tour

On-demand television provider SeaChange managed to squeeze every possible breath of energy out of its second mobile tour, effectively leveraging the truck at every darn customer touchpoint there is. The Digital Television Tour visited customers in the broadcast industry and made stops at industry events. The rig also served as a cost-effective way to increase...

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November 20, 2015

HP Outfits a Tractor Trailer into a Mobile Demo Studio

Designed to show small- to medium-sized printing enterprise customers, graphic design agencies, and paper manufacturers exactly what HP’s Digital Publishing Solutions division could offer, the Impressions Road Show began in late 2002 and spent all of 2003 making visits, booking business, and funneling leads from events through the company’s CRM filter over to sales reps....

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November 20, 2015

Jeep Takes Off-Roading Indoors at the NY Auto Show

The Camp Jeep owner-loyalty program has long helped Jeep cement relationships with its passionate consumer base in the great outdoors. But would the concept work among new prospects—and inside a convention center? Betting the answer was yes, DaimlerChrysler deployed a scaled-down Camp Jeep at the New York International Auto Show, setting up a 30,000-square-foot indoor...

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November 20, 2015

Meow Mix Cat Cafe Has Consumers Fe-line Fine

What was Meow Mix doing signing a two-week lease for a 2,500 square-foot storefront in a high-traffic area in Manhattan? Launching a pop-up shop—in this case, a temporary restaurant for cats and their owners—to introduce the brand’s first wet cat food. The Meow Mix Café featured a large dining room (for pets and people), a...

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