B-to-C Events
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B-to-C Events
Courting the Film Industry: CNN Worldwide CMO on Activating at Sundance
For brands seeking to engage an audience of creative storytellers, film industry folk, celebrities and indie film enthusiasts, the annual Sundance Film Festival, which kicked off Jan. 24 in Park City, Utah, is the place to be. Along Park City’s main drag are a limited number of venues that transform each year into branded lounges […]
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Hot Properties: Beautycon’s Marketing Director Talks Entering the Pop-up Space
The massive makeup convention that is Beautycon recently entered the pop-up space. Beautycon POP, which kicked off in Los Angeles, CA Nov. 16 and was recently extended through Jan. 31, is an experiential retail space featuring 20 indie, female-owned beauty brands selling products to underserved audiences. Because its community of millennial and Gen Z shoppers […]
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B-to-C Events
Nostalgia Marketing: Four ’90s Experiences That Were All That and a Bag of Chips
Ahhhh… the ’90s. An era before social media and smartphones when “Tickle Me Elmo” caused a nationwide frenzy and the Spice Girls reigned supreme. It was a simpler time for many, and in today’s hectic world, harkening back to the beloved decade is a welcome form of escape. Savvy brands have been reviving the era […]
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B-to-C Events
Blindfolded Attendees Experience Netflix’s “Bird Box” Inside a Double-Decker Bus
Netflix’s Dec. 21 film “Bird Box” has permeated the cultural landscape with countless memes, a dangerous Bird Box challenge (which Netflix swiftly denounced on social media) and an astonishing announcement from the streaming platform that some 45 million accounts had watched the film in its first seven days. But long before the craze took hold, […]
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B-to-C Events
Craigellachie Serves Free Samples of its Prized Single Malt Scotch Inside a ‘Tiny Bar’
Ask any whisky aficionado where a well-aged single malt Scotch belongs, and they’re likely to tell you inside a crystal decanter, or a display cabinet, far from harm’s reach. But Bacardi-owned Craigellachie, known as “the bad boy of Speyside [Scotland],” isn’t your typical whisky brand. So to attract new customers and tout its oldest spirit […]




