Pop-Ups
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B-to-C Events
Twitter Connects Users Across Time Zones Through Video Tweetup Events
The idea of attending a Tweetup, where Twitter users meet in real life, is familiar to most of us. Brands have leveraged these gatherings as a way to assemble people with common interests for years now. But for 10 days this summer, July 25 through Aug. 4, Twitter took the concept global. Through a partnership […]
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B-to-C Events
LG Demonstrates How ‘Ballers’ Entertain with its Craft Ice House Pop-up
Tapping into its consumer passion points surrounding home entertainment, LG invited influencers to imagine themselves as “baller” hosts in a multi-room pop-up that supported the roll-out in retail stores of the latest line of its refrigerator innovation, the InstaView Door-in-Door with Craft Ice. The new refrigerator offers a dual ice maker that creates spherical craft […]
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B-to-C Events
Schick Targets Bald Guys, Invites Them into an Exclusive ‘BIP’ Community
With its fully flexible blades, Schick’s Xtreme razor brand, since its launch in the 2000s, has centered its advertising on head-shaving as the ultimate “torture test” to prove its attributes—the fact that the blades respond to and adapt to contours around the face and head. To modernize that messaging and form a community for its […]
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B-to-C Events
Twitter’s Candy Store Pop-up Highlights Users’ Sweet Impressions of the Platform
Commuters and residents of San Francisco and New York City may have noticed Twitter’s recent out-of-home campaign plastered all over subways stations, featuring real tweets surrounding the meme-friendly topic of “Me on Twitter.” In the tweets, users shared hilarious examples of how they’re able to be more themselves on Twitter than other social platforms, which […]
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B-to-C Events
Amazon’s Treasure Truck and Focus Features Treat ‘Downton Abbey’ Fans to High Tea
“You’re from Los Angeleez? What on earrrth are you doing here in Brighton? You must be wealthy! Are you married?” That was “Nigel” making small talk with one of the guests at Grand High Tea Experience, Sept. 15 in L.A. He was one of about a dozen costumed actors—half in Edwardian finery and half in […]




