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Event Technology: Measurement

  • SELF Gamifies its Longstanding Workout in the Park Program

    It seems that everyone and their dog has an app these days. (Seriously, Google “dog apps” and see what we mean.) But few brands have an app that delivers on multiple marketing objectives, across multiple channels, at once while still being fun and, most importantly, addictive for its customers. SELF magazine delivered on all fronts […]

  • Cisco Leverages Smartphones and Trivia at CiscoLive!

    Event marketers have joined the ranks of the smartphone obsessed, unlocking the business potential of the ubiquitous handheld through programs that trade fun incentives for consumer data. But few have mastered the art of using smartphones in conjunction with events to tackle multiple marketing objectives at once. Until now. The industry standard smartphone strategy got […]

  • Under Armour Wristbands Offer Frictionless Fun

    Under Armour knew it could leverage RFID to turn its NFL Experience into an interactive event that would be powerful enough to drive every registered attendee to pass the experience along to at least 10 friends. It just had to give attendees the ball. Attendees registered through Facebook using sporty branded wristbands embedded with RFID […]

  • Under Armour Taps into Seamless Facebook Posting

    Imagine if the only thing consumers had to do when tapping into their wide networks of followers was swipe a wristband and, boom!—instantaneous posting of a crazy-fun life event. At the Super Bowl NFL Experience, Under Armour offered just that by implementing the Thuzi Presence Platform, a live event social media tool that created authentic […]

  • Nesquik Drops into Hispanic Neighborhoods in Miami

    In an effort to make personal connections with Hispanics in the Miami market, Nesquik dropped into Hispanic neighborhoods with a multiplatform approach that included in-store events with retailer Navarro, a partnership with the Boys and Girls Clubs and the Miami Heat, and endorsements with Heat players, Mario Chalmers and Alonzo Mourning. The program began in […]