Archives: Case Study
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Target Drives On-Campus Buzz with QR Code Badges
To increase engagement at its Back to College After-Hours Shopping events, which targets college students across 68 American universities, Target this year added the Bullseye Badge, a QR-code driven program. Arriving on campus during welcome week, students were greeted with an on-campus promotion offering free product samples, a dj, a personalized invite to the after-hours […]
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Samsung Choreographs a Holographic Concert Event
We’ve come a long way from basic flip phone mobile devices that only—gasp—allowed us to dial a call, send a text message or play the game Snake. Today, smartphones reign and each new device seems to offer more and more services and functions. As adjusted as we are to our mobile-powered culture, it’s often still […]
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Dew and Doritos Turn Expo into Giant Game Board
Mountain Dew and Doritos gave attendees a new way to look at the typical expo experience by turning the Seattle Convention Center into a game board consumers could explore throughout the weekend with opportunities to win hidden around every corner. The activation brought together elements of mobile, experiential and social marketing all under a gamification-style […]
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MasterCard’s Meeting iPads Engage On-Site and Off-Site
The construct of an annual sales meeting is often a predictable one for attendees such as seasoned executives, who made up much of the 420-attendee list of the 2012 MasterCard annual Sales Leadership Meeting. This year MasterCard gave each attendee an iPad to borrow, preloaded with content and an app to support the experience on-site […]
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NASCAR’s Microsite Fuels Sponsor Engagement
NASCAR’s Fuel for Business events each quarter bring together official partners and industry members for a day of exclusive b-to-b meetings set up to foster business and increase sponsorship partnerships. Hard to imagine that the coordination of meeting requests submitted by attendees was once handled by a staff of six equipped with, well, sticky notes. […]




