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Type of Event: Buzz/word-of-mouth programs

  • Bud Light Partnership Puts Music Fans First

    Bud Light and Live Nation partnered to produce a pioneering event that brought the power of live music and the fun of tipping back a Bud Light to fans in all 50 states on a single day, creating a “first” in the music event space. Live streaming of the music events brought the excitement to […]

  • Chevy Transforms an L.A. Hotel into a 3D Arcade Game

    Chevy gave consumers in Hollywood a taste of movie magic last December when it transformed the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles into a three-dimensional Augmented Reality experience called the Chevy Sonic Claw Game. The multimedia showstopper was designed to bring the Sonic brand’s disruptive and irreverent personality to life on a large enough scale that […]

  • Sprint Nextel Activates a Social Q&A for NASCAR

    While television broadcasts deliver live action to consumers wherever they may be, social media allows consumers to be a part of the live action. As Sprint Nextel demonstrated during this year’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, social media is not just about connecting consumers to a live event—it’s about engaging them in real time. Fans of […]

  • Olympus Enlists 1,000 Shutterbugs for a Social Blitz

    In our era of Instagram, traditional camera manufacturers have to work harder than ever to stay relevant. Olympus last September took the smartphone shutterbugs head-on to prove it’s still a player with its PEN Ready Project—a program that put its PEN E-PM1 camera into the hands of 1,000 consumers across North America. The campaign targeted […]

  • LoopNet Projection-Maps a City Skyline for VIP Guests

    To show that any property not listed on its service might as well not exist, LoopNet went ahead and erased a building from the Los Angeles skyline. It didn’t take any explosives, but it did take some projection technology magic dubbed the LA Traffic Jam. The experience was the centerpiece of a private VIP party […]