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Peacock Pops Up an 18-Foot SnowSchrute to Highlight New Home of ‘The Office’
To drum up buzz for Peacock’s recent acquisition of the popular comedy series “The Office,” the streaming platform installed an 18-foot snowman modeled after the character of Dwight Schrute in New York City’s Meatpacking District from Jan. 16-18. Comprised of 150 pounds of fake snow and weighing six tons, “SnowSchrute” was easily spotted by passersby,...
Experiential Drive-thrus in the Age of COVID-19
Drive-thrus have served as a lifeline for experiential programming in the COVID-19 era. Check out one of the largest programs from the past year, complete with a red carpet of sponsors including Nissan, that took place at Chicago’s Soldier Field.
P&G’s Chief Design Officer Talks Scalable Virtual Events for CES and Beyond
As a “consumer-obsessed” brand, P&G had only joined the ranks of exhibiting brands at CES in 2019 when it stood up the LifeLab experience that offered multiple product spaces, hands-on demos and an amphitheater. When CES announced its 2021 pivot to digital, P&G saw opportunity—in not only keeping a foothold in the high-profile show, but...
A Bold Message Takes Flight for Natty Light’s College Debt Relief Campaign
Stumble-upon discoveries are one of the ways experiential marketers are activating creatively and safely in the time of COVID-19. For Anheuser-Busch’s Natural Light, a captivating installation in Grand Central Terminal in New York City helped tell a bold story in a socially distanced yet highly shareable manner. Mixing high-value art with inexpensive beer, the brand...