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Nike at a marathon. Coke at a county fair. Intel at an electronics show. These kinds of endemic sponsorship stories all make sense to us, and to the attendees who frequent the events. But how do you make a non-endemic brand relevant to an event where it traditionally may not belong? Esurance is an online […]

It’s tough to make a splash in the automotive space these days. Heavy-duty truck manufacturer Quester rose to the challenge with a launch event that transformed the typical auto reveal experience into a series of “wow” moments brought to life through the use of interactive technologies and large-scale projections. The unveiling of the truck revolved […]

For many brands, event technology is part of the experience. But for others the event technology is the experience. Google’s Think Events are a series of such event technology experiences designed to engage and inspire senior executives and cmos from Google’s biggest client companies. The goal at this year’s event was to show customers the […]

If the terms “omni-channel” and “second screen” don’t mean anything to you, it’s high time they should. Thanks to a near total proliferation of technology devices across every demographic and income bracket, consumers today are using their smartphones, tablets and apps more than ever before. And more than ever before, it’s become incumbent upon marketers […]

The auto show circuit can be a pretty predictable platform when it comes to event marketing tactics. Lots of slick, high-tech interactives and touch screens. Plenty of high-speed driving simulators. And more than a few “design your own car” experiences. It’s all good stuff, to be sure. But it doesn’t always convey the kind of […]