B-to-C Events

  • Neuromarketing 101: The Science of Decision-Making

    Leveraging demographic and psychographic insights to influence customers’ purchasing habits is nothing new to the event marketing game. But the rise of neuromarketing, a field of research that studies consumers’ cognitive and sensory responses to marketing stimuli, is challenging the status quo.

  • CMA Fest: Four Ways Chevy Connected With Festivalgoers

    Longtime CMA Festival sponsor Chevrolet was back in Nashville once again this year with a truckload of vehicles and event marketing initiatives that spread over four days, from June 8 to 11. The automaker sponsored two of the festival’s main stages, one in Walk of Fame Park in the center of town and the Chevrolet […]

  • Photo Tour: A Day at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship

    Walmart, the retail giant known for everyday low prices, in Northwest Arkansas is known for something else: the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship Presented by P&G. The tournament, a stop on the LPGA Tour, brings top-notch female golfers to Rogers, AR, to compete for a $2 million purse. And it’s also a chance for Walmart to […]

  • Lancôme’s Pop-up Tour Lures Millennials With Facial Recognition Technology

    As an 81-year-old company, Lancôme may not be the first brand young millennials think of when they’re seeking new makeup products, but the brand is on its way to changing that perception with its first-ever pop-up tour aimed at the next generation of beauty buffs.

  • 7 foot ad balloons for North Texas Tollway Authority and TollTag

    One of our favorite non-traditional media offerings is ad balloons. They’re a great, disruptive medium - how often do you see massive colorful balloons? These 7 foot balloons can cut through advertising clutter to be seen above the crowd and are a great way to enhance a street level activation. In partnership with Delta Media, we activated three ad balloons staffed with brand ambassadors in Dallas, Texas on June 16th for North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA) and TollTag.