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Pop-Ups

  • Dos Equis #XXMasquerade Program Extends the Halloween Season

    The Dos Equis #XXMasquerade campaign makes an entire season out of what could be a one-day event—Halloween. The effort, which launched in September with a series of bar events that featured Oculus Rift headsets (see related story), culminated on Nov. 22 in a large-scale proprietary party at Generations Hall in New Orleans. “Halloween continues to […]

  • Kenneth Cole Sets Up a Retail Pop-up Coffee Bar

    Fashion brand Kenneth Cole transformed one whole side of its SoHo, Manhattan retail store into a pop-up coffee bar. Open December through the end of January, the impeccably designed black and white bar is serving up free made to order espresso and hot chocolate. Consumers linger and sip their tasty treats, but, more importantly, they […]

  • Getting the Most Out of a Pop-up

    When brands make a major investment in creating and executing a pop-up the focus is often on
    awareness—creating impressions and buzz and changing perception of the
    brand by casting it in a new and inventive light.

    But just because a pop-up is more about making a splash doesn’t mean that brands should
    totally forget about moving that needle. Smart marketers are finding
    ways to drive consumers back to the product even after they leave the
    pop-up.

  • Pop-Up Shops: Nicorette Stops Short; Store Open For Four Days In NYC

    GlaxoSmithKline opened a pop-up shop in New York City for four days in
    April to promote a new flavor of its Nicorette smoking-cessation
    chewing gum.

     

    The Nicorette Stop Shop now on its way to Atlanta Chicago Houston
    and Phoenix offers consumers one-on-one counseling sessions with
    certified smoking cessation counselors; a multimedia learning center
    (videos on nicotine replacement therapy podcasts with tools and tips
    a computerized health assessment tool); and a retail area where smokers

  • Pop-ups: Motorola Uses Temporary Store As Part of Q Launch

    To help introduce its new do-everything handheld device the Q
    Motorola has taken over a high-traffic storefront on Chicago’s
    Magnificent Mile for its first foray into pop-up retail dubbed
    Destination Q. Opened earlier this month the shop features a handful
    of podiums that show off the device’s different
    capabilities—communications media playing Internet and so on. Reps
    give demos take photos that guests can print out using a Bluetooth
    connection and guests can use the gadgets to make free calls.