2004 Archives - Page 8 of 10 - Event Marketer
Kellogg’s Samples Pop-Tarts from an All-Terrain Freezer
A larger vehicle would have missed the mark. And we mean that. After all, Kellogg’s needed a sampling vehicle that was affordable, creative, and could easily get in and out of concert venues. Say hello to the All Terrain Freezer, the oversized mobile refrigerator the breakfast giant used to invade American Idol concerts. The objective? Serve...
Sony’s Mobile Arcade Changes Shape for Targeted Events
Built to resemble a pro sports locker room, Sony’s mobile arcade featured eleven gaming stations showcasing the entire 989 Sports library of videogames. The truck had two ramps, those slick gaming stations, and sports-related decorations and memorabilia-type items throughout. PlayStation took a commanding roll with prominent signage, logo placement, and a pair of tents set up...
Timberland Engages Tradesmen on a Work-Site Tour
Rugged outdoor footwear and apparel maker Timberland took the road less traveled, invading work sites (factories, warehouses, and construction sites) with an engaging exhibit the blue collar folks just couldn’t resist. Looking to promote Timberland’s Pro line, the tour used free safety classes to first gain entry into work sites—many are legally required to stage such...
Speed Channel Tours with a Hydraulic-Powered Stage
Speed, the 24-hour motorsports network, set out to create a portable awards stage for NASCAR events but ended up creating one of the most technically sophisticated, easily accessible mobile event stage-plus vehicles around. The challenge was the requisite flexibility. The stage needed to be efficiently transported from city to city for events, be able to...