Pop-Ups

Travelers and ski buffs passing through Denver International Airport earlier this year couldn’t miss Audi’s Dome of Quattro installation, a set-up that involved two giant geodesic domes, an Audi S3 and a 360-degree virtual drive simulation to Vail. The 16-week experience, which took place in the airport’s central Great Hall, showcased the brand’s ski heritage, […]

Snuggle, Sun Products’ fabric softener and dryer sheets brand, offered New Yorkers a cozy retreat from the bitter cold on Friday, Feb. 13, with the introduction of the SnugMobile—a tricked out RV designed to generate a whole lot of love just in time for Valentine’s Day. The vehicle connected consumers with the Snuggle brand at […]

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 […]

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 […]

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.