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  • Mattel Drives Booth Traffic with Hot Wheels, Twitter

    Auto shows are typically hot beds for emerging technology. Many an automaker has turned to event technologies to bring the high-tech features found in its cars to life on the show floor. Which is why it’s always exciting when an automaker—even the maker of teeny-tiny cars, like Mattel’s Hot Wheels brand—finds a new way to […]

  • Miller Captures the EDM Scene with RFID Wristbands

    Miller Genuine Draft went to Panama to bring a taste of its brand to ValleBash, the electronic dance music festival held every year in the mountains for an exclusive, invite-only crew of Facebook influencers. For the brand, this was the ideal environment to leverage its EDM associations, while grabbing an opportunity to be associated with […]

  • Under Armour Wristbands Offer Frictionless Fun

    Under Armour knew it could leverage RFID to turn its NFL Experience into an interactive event that would be powerful enough to drive every registered attendee to pass the experience along to at least 10 friends. It just had to give attendees the ball. Attendees registered through Facebook using sporty branded wristbands embedded with RFID […]

  • Microsoft Live-Wires SXSW Bing Lounge with RFID

    Google may still hold the top spot among search engines, but Microsoft’s Bing is hot on its heels thanks to some clever integrated marketing designed to give the brand cachet among the cool kids and social currency where it lives—online. One of the coolest deployments happened in March at South by Southwest in Austin at […]

  • L’Oreal Plays with Color at Branded House Parties

    L’Oréal leveraged peer influencers to systematically change the direction of an existing product to target young millennial women and make a product experience a fun and inviting social event. Leveraging social media with peer influence at branded house parties ultimately drove consumers to make in-store purchases. Watch as branded in-home events with a social overlay […]