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Integrated Campaigns: Totino’s Takes Three-pronged Approach To X Games
To introduce its new Mega Pizza Rolls to active teens General Mills’ Totino’s brand is entering the action sports arena with a sponsorship of the 2007 Winter X Games in Aspen CO in January. (Agency: Fuse Burlington VT.) At the event the brand’s main goal is to “get hot pizza rolls into cold hands ” associate marketing manager Casella Okulaja told Buzz. But the company has a three-pronged approach to integrate the brand into the property:
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Activation: Subaru Highlights Action Sports Relationships At Community Festival
Subaru of America used its sponsorship of this month’s Balboa Park December Nights community festival in San Diego to highlight the company’s ties to action sports. The company which sponsors the U.S. Freeskiing Series and other action sports properties set up a 30-foot-wide screen billed as the Subaru Starlight Cinema.
The company screened the extreme skiing movie “Pull” (which Subaru helped finance) and footage from the 2006 X Games where Subaru-sponsored athletes won all three medals in the rally car racing competition.
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Launch Events: Saturn Shines At Hard Rock Café
General Motors used a bash at New York City's Hard Rock Café to unveil three Saturn vehicles in concert with the automaker's presence at this week's New York International Auto Show.
At 10:45 p.m. last Tuesday the night before the show's media preview the Sky roadster was revealed on top of the marquee on the Hard Rock with rock group Camp Freddy (that's Dave Navarro's new band mister) playing up on the roof. -
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Experiential Marketing Summit: Only 27 Seats Left!
The 2006 Experiential Marketing Summit is three weeks away. Attendance is up by 30 percent and with only 27 spots left the conference will sell out soon. Reserve your space today!
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College Marketing: Toyota Enlists Art Students To Launch Yaris
Toyota has "hired" 10 art-school classes to create launch campaigns for its new Yaris subcompact. Other brands have hired college classes to devise youth-focused marketing strategies but Toyota chose art school students because it's seeking credibility among "upbeat indie" consumers.
Students are creating marketing and promotions campaigns to promote the 2007 Yaris. But the classes were given some unique instructions: Campaigns are not allowed to use actual vehicles.




