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  • Compost Brand Ties its “Poo-litical” Message to Elections

    Environmentally friendly liquid compost Cow Wow is making some “poo-litical” noise this election season with its Heads of State tour. The centerpiece of the program is a pair of six-foot-tall Styrofoam and fiberglass busts constructed in the likenesses of Texas Gov. Rick Perry and his opponent Bill White that sit atop a 16-foot trailer. The tour is making appearances at festivals and retail stores throughout Austin, including Sprouts Farmers Markets and at the Austin City Limits Music Festival Oct. 8-10.

  • Maybelline Pop-up Offers Mini-Makeovers During Fashion Week

    As the official cosmetics sponsor of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, this year Maybelline engaged consumers a with a pop-up makeover experience that focused on bringing backstage fashion secrets and beauty trends to the masses. A new Fashion Week strategy this year for Maybelline, the pop-up allowed the company to promote more engagement with consumers.

  • AmEx Cardmembers Enjoy Skybox Seats

    During last week’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, held for the first time at Lincoln Center, official sponsor American Express offered an array of fashion-related events and experiences exclusively to its cardholders.

  • Stella Artois Crowns Draught Master

    Last Friday a crowd of approximately 700 attended the Stella Artois Draught Master Championship Event at Boston’s Liberty Hotel. Constructed in 1851 and formerly the Charles Street Jail prior to a $150 million renovation, the venue’s finely preserved panopticon structure made for a night of multi-level interactive experiences and high-level brand engagement—all within view of other event-goers.

  • Bravo Samples Desserts in Three Cities

    To generate buzz for the third incarnation of Bravo’s “Top Chef” series, “Top Chef Just Desserts,” the network put branded gourmet dessert trucks on the streets of Chicago, Los Angeles and New York City, and used Facebook and Twitter to disclose each location minutes before arriving at each stop. The trucks were part of a larger event program called Top Chef Just Desserts Day that on Sept. 15 partnered with 260 local bakeries and retailers in 20 markets to treat consumers to free desserts.