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TechnologyEventTech 411: Tools for 2013
Every conversation in the event marketing industry eventually comes around to technology. You want to know what tools are out there to make your jobs easier, make your programs more successful and most crucially, make your target consumers love you the most. We have heard your clarion calls for help and now, with this monthly series, EM’s own Ken Briodagh will collect and codify the hottest, newest, most interesting, best (and sometimes worst) technological doohickeys available to you.
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Video GalleryEM@: Consumer Electronics Show 2013
Grab some comfortable shoes and join us for a tour of the show floor.
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B-to-C EventsSocial Media Top Tip: Makin’ Whoopsie
Last year, we saw some of the most exciting moments in social media’s history, proving the platform's worth to brands, freedom fighters and political action committees. But it wasn’t all high points. Last year we saw some of the biggest bombs and screw ups we’ve ever seen. Some were so off-key we kinda thought they were hoaxes at the time. Sadly, they weren’t. We have a full roundup coming in the next issue, but here's a little taste.
Offender: Nestlé
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B-to-B EventsCoStar Makes L.A. Building Disappear
To bring attention to its online commercial real estate marketplace LoopNet.com, and at the same time throw a meaningful event for clients, CoStar Group, a Washington D.C.-based provider of real estate analytics and marketing services, on Jan. 18 hosted a 3D mapped projection event to illustrate the message “If a Commercial Property Isn’t Advertised on LoopNet.com, it Might as Well Be Invisible.” The projection display gave the illusion that a 12-story Los Angeles building had literally disappeared.
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B-to-C Events
Under Armour Puts Fans on the Superbowl Field
The NFL Experience fan zone for Super Bowl XLVII last Sunday in New Orleans was chock full of brands vying for a bit of the fan's attention. Under Armour, the performance sports wear brand (that incidentally designed Baltimore linebacker Ray Lewis' golden game day shoes), brought one of the hottest games in town with its NFL Scouting Combine Experience.