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To help promote the first season of its new horror series “Penny Dreadful,” Showtime enticed consumers and generated a sense of mystique with the creation of interactive window displays that featured scenes from a Victorian-era street in London, complete with horse-drawn buggies, bats and pedestrians wearing Victorian clothing. The objective of the activation (besides scaring […]

As a major sponsor of the NFL, Verizon knew it had to stand out among the clutter of brands vying for attention as football fans ramped up for Super Bowl XLVIII. Their solution was simple: make every Power House visitor feel like a special guest. To achieve this, the brand transformed New York City’s Bryant […]

Back for a second season, Procter & Gamble’s well-known Head & Shoulders brand significantly upped the ante on its 2014 #Whiff program. Partnering with Major League Baseball and Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI), the brand once again vowed to donate $1 for every strikeout (whiff) during baseball’s regular season. To kick the campaign up […]

This year, information technology services provider EMC made the big leap from physical to virtual for its annual global training conference, to make it possible for its growing numbers of system engineers and partners to participate. But the challenge was to keep the essence of the conference intact: an event where attendees can directly interact […]

Mary Kay has a reputation for being a door-to-door business, where potential clients are engaged in low-tech environments like the kitchen table. During the Mary Kay Leadership Conference this year, Mary Kay shook up its legacy to give its Independent Beauty Consultants a platform where they could engage and grow their client bases and, in […]