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  • Fox’s Gotham Zip Line Teases TV Series at Comic-Con

    Ask any attendee at Comic-Con if they wished they could be a real-life super hero and most would probably say yes. Fox helped fulfill this near universal fantasy by giving conference attendees the chance to fly like a super hero, and then share the experience with friends. To tease the premiere of “Gotham,” a crime TV […]

  • Evian Delivers Cold Water into New Yorkers’ Hot Hands

    With so many products in the premium bottled water category, evian needed to regain market share and relevance among consumers. It also had a new bottle design to launch. What better month of the year to get satisfying cold water into the hands of consumers than during August, one of the hottest in the U.S.? […]

  • Red Bull Activation Surprises Boston College Students

    Boston is a college town, and so the back-to-school season presents a tasty opportunity for brands to target this demographic—including that tricky millennial audience. It also presents a challenge for brands looking to gain exclusive access and scale experiences. Red Bull decided to go straight into the classroom and infiltrate buildings with relevant surprise and […]

  • Google Holiday Tree Campaign Lights Up Girl Coders

    Less than one percent of girls express interest in majoring in computer science in college. Yet, the tech industry is growing faster than any other industry. To champion this issue and be sure that the future of tech includes perspectives from women, Google created Made with Code, an initiative to inspire girls to try coding […]

  • Mattel Sweepstakes Entices Tech-Savvy Kids

    Sweepstakes are way more interactive in today’s digital world than they used to be. Take Mattel Canada’s Hot Wheels Track Builder Challenge, a program the brand launched to promote the Ultimate Track product line. Kids across the country were invited to upload pictures of their own track builds at home over a six-month period for […]