2012 Archives - Page 13 of 25 - Event Marketer

October 20, 2015

Sprite ‘Steps Up’ its Outreach to African-Americans

Sprite stepped up its commitment to young adults with the second iteration of the Sprite Step Off, the electrifying stepping competition it created. The platform, which is helping Sprite build enduring brand affinity with the fiercely loyal multicultural audience, is a tournament-style competition with college step teams vying for scholarship money and bragging rights. Through...

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October 20, 2015

Concert Activations Deliver Results for Schick

Schick’s Quattro for Women brand of razors integrated its sponsorship investment across multiple online and offline channels around its tie to Katy Perry’s California Dream Tour. The initiative targeted women ages 18 to 34 and challenged them to skip a day or two of shaving—only after using the Schick razor, of course. Schick started hyping...

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October 20, 2015

Salesforce.com Takes Dreamforce to the Next Level

Salesforce.com’s Dreamforce conference is intended to engage industry professionals and deliver thought leadership via high energy, audience-centric events. After several successful years, the company wanted to make it even bigger, drive more engagement and deliver greater value to attendees. Salesforce.com marketers knew that, even with the event’s hyper-connected audience, they needed to encourage interaction, so...

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October 15, 2015

Red Bull Site Gives Street Ball a Global Audience

Red Bull put its own distinctive spin on one-on-one basketball, holding The Red Bull King of the Rock tournament on Alcatraz. To build word of mouth, the brand loaded promotions and information onto redbullusa.com/kingoftherock, where it invited people to attend and participate in the events. After the events, the site gave viewers the opportunity to...

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October 15, 2015

Red Bull’s Floating Skateboard Park Cleans Up

Red Bull has always charged ahead, and with Mississippi Grind, the brand did it again. Mississippi Grind was a skateboard park on board a barge that floated 1,705 miles down the Mississippi River for 28 days. The journey, which extended from St. Paul, MN, and stopped in the Iowa/Illinois Quad Cities and St. Louis, offered...

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