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  • What it Takes to Implement Geofencing

    Knowing who your most active and interested consumers are is one of the most important elements of any successful event marketing campaign. The problem is that consumers don’t really like to spend time giving you that information, and sometimes they’re even afraid of jeopardizing their privacy by doing so. Geofencing, one of the hottest tools […]

  • Brands Send Bloggers on the Open Road

    Savvy marketers ranging from Mercedes-Benz, Amtrak, Uber and BrandUSA have latched onto a new way to engage bloggers and digital opinion leaders—by packing them up and taking them on a road trip. Spending a few days in a luxury vehicle or a railway car offers the riders the chance to get up close and personal […]

  • Cover Story: Inside Verizon’s Reimagined Retail Experience

    [box type=”coloured” pb_margin_bottom=”no” width=”1/1″ el_position=”first last”] I’m standing inside a fully stocked, 9,000-square-foot retail phone store, eyeing Bose SoundLinks and Jawbone Mini ­Jamboxes. There’s a slat wall filled with cell phone cases, chargers and other accessories, but the treadmill where I clip on a Fitbit and follow my running progress on a giant video screen […]

  • Short Films Help Salesforce.com Target Messages

    With more than 130,000 attendees from 82 countries, Dreamforce is the biggest event of the year for cloud computing company Salesforce.com. It’s when the brand invites all of its key clients to learn about the new features the brand plans to roll out in the coming year. The challenge is, each client needs something slightly […]

  • Finding Your Brand’s Niche at Art Basel Miami

    Art Basel Miami has grown into the premiere art event in the U.S. since it opened in 2002 as an offshoot of Art Basel, Switzerland. Sure, the galleries are the main attraction for the bevy of international art collectors striking deals and dispensing cash—a lot of cash. But the arrival of Hollywood’s elite, sliding Miami […]