Archives: Case Study

New Balance had two sure ways to get noticed at the X Games in Los Angeles. First, to attract attention in a sponsor village dominated by branded trailers and the same old black tents, the shoe manufacturer set up a bright red dome loaded with interactives. The second was the unusual tactic of guerrilla marketing […]

The first brand in the casket industry to tap the mobile tour realm, Batesville took its products directly to independent funeral homes, giving potential customers a chance to learn more about the brand. Based on the number of sales meetings completed, the tour was a real success, helping the company reach 6,487 funeral professionals from […]

Motorola reached existing and potential customers via MotoDriven tour stops, promoting products for business applications such as radio systems, tracking devices and dispatcher solutions. The events were held at local hotels or distribution centers and, besides morning coffee and a catered lunch, included the Mobile Pavilion, a hands-on showroom staffed with dealer representatives for a […]

If you’re like us, you’ve been thinking that complicated surgical procedures would be so much more interesting if only the doctors could do their thing aboard 18-wheelers. Well, at least the folks at Medtronic thought so. The medical technology company built two mobile operating rooms for its Satellite Training Center, and used the ERs-on-wheels to […]

Aiming to showcase new models of the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks—particularly important at a time when Toyota was getting ready to launch a new full-size pickup of its own—General Motors’ Fleet and Commercial business hit the road to reach workers in the construction and landscaping trades. GM zeroed in on the highly […]