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To promote its new shower gel to 18- to-24-year-old men, Axe tapped into the little boy inside every grown man with the World’s Dirtiest Tour. The 110-foot-by-45-foot footprint (pulled by four semi-truck haulers) gave young men the chance to get dirty… seriously dirty. It consisted of three dirty stations: Artsy Fartsy, where consumers covered themselves […]

Last January, Toyota hit the road to educate consumers about Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive technology via an interactive museum on wheels. The 18-month tour traveled to fairs, festivals, corporate campuses, universities, auto shows, specialty trade shows, sporting events and more. In total it visited 170 locations nationwide. At each location two 53-foot doublewide trailers were […]

This is a big year for television brands. Screens are going paper-thin. Stations are going HD. And what was once a slack-jawed, one-way viewing experience is going hands-on, user-gen and highly interactive. To carve out a chunk of brand equity in this fast-changing marketplace (proprietary research showed that consumers are just starting to form their […]

Nokia needed to meaningfully engage its worldwide team of 40,000 employees, in order to let them experience the new Nseries multimedia smart phones on a personal level. The Nseries Adventures encouraged Nokia employees to live the spirit of the brand while demonstrating the Nseries tagline of “See new. Hear new. Feel new.” Nseries Adventures encouraged […]

Volkswagen had a lot hinging on the launch of the revamped Jetta, so the automaker wanted to create some big-time buzz within its own ranks and among the public. The solution? A multi-tiered strategy that engaged corporate-level executives, dealership representatives and the driving public. A staff meeting at VW’s North American HQ kicked things off […]