Stunts

Halloween is one of the most wonderful times of the year for the experiential industry, with brands often willing to take bigger creative risks, and consumers increasingly embracing the holiday. This season, audiences around the U.S. were haunted by pop-ups, stunts, tours and theatrical performances that delivered memorable moments, and a healthy dose of mayhem.

Remember “Cash Cab”? It’s the game show where unsuspecting passengers climb into a taxi and find themselves playing for cash on the way to their destination. Brands are putting their own spin on the concept, deploying custom fleets of interactive rides that promote products while offering consumers free transportation and the opportunity to win prizes. […]

This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover crypto lakes, tech-inspired beauty launches and the Boston Coffee Party.

When Edgard & Cooper carved out a plan to reclaim the “soul” of its company, it leaned into its core belief that pets deserve the best, and that the relationship between animals and their humans should be celebrated.

Indie horror movie “Buddy” has struck social media gold with its fluffy orange unicorn character “from a magic land” (as the catchy theme song goes). From causing chaos at movie theaters to leading a Killer Fitness workout class to advertising free hugs by the Santa Monica Pier, Buddy has been popping up in unexpected places […]