B-to-C Events
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B-to-C Events
AT&T Connects With Seniors At How-To Events
AT&T is connecting with the over-65 set this fall by hosting a series of free educational events throughout the Northeast. The regional Cell Phones for Seniors and Surfing for Seniors program kicked off at senior centers in Connecticut and Massachusetts in mid-August and will likely expand to other states.
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Coke Connects Locally At The Olympic Games
For 16 days of the Olympic Games and 11 days of the Paralympics Games in August Coca-Cola connected with stakeholders and consumers in Beijing via its Coca-Cola Shuang Experience Center (the Coca-Cola Pavilion). Highlighting its 80 years of Olympic Games sponsorship the brand offered visitors a timeline of its ties to the Games as well as locally-relevant displays. The brand named its Coca-Cola Pavilion “Shuang” since in Chinese it means “intense emotional and physical refreshment ” a tribute to the excitement of the Games and the traits of its beverage.
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McCain Foods Hits Campaign Trail
McCain Foods has launched an integrated campaign to raise awareness for its potato product line. The effort which includes advertising pr online marketing and a street component plays off the national presidential election and the name of the Republican candidate with the tagline “Why McCain Should Be In the White House.”
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LittleMissMatched Serves Up Product In NYC
The New York City-based LittleMissMatched brand which started selling packs of three miss-matched socks four years ago has since branched into offering other apparel.
To create brand awareness collect data and connect with its customers face-to-face the brand recently went guerrilla. It hit the streets to interact with its core customer: the self-expressive New Yorker that identifies with the brand’s unconventional style.
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B-to-C Events
Ubisoft Promos New Game With Buzz Cuts
To get the word out about Hell’s Highway the third installment in its Brothers In Arms World War II-themed video game series game publisher Ubisoft offered attendees at this year’s Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) an authentic taste of military life—with a twist. From Aug. 29 to Aug. 31 show attendees could stop by the brand’s recruiting station to get a traditional military-style buzz cut with the word “hell” etched into their hair. Volunteers received a free copy of the game which releases on Sept. 23.




