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

Happiness is always better shared, and through its “Share a Coke” campaign, Coca-Cola took this idea to the next level. Many consumers today have begun to rely on connection technologies such as email and social media as a substitute for human connection, and Coca-Cola sought to resolve this through a shared, personal experience. Leveraging an […]

Millennials may get a bad rap for still living in their parents’ basements, but the truth is, they have a lot of spending power. To get its brand in front of this upwardly mobile demographic, Mercedes-Benz designed a program that aligned millennials’ love of music with its luxury vehicles. The Evolution Tour was a fully […]

Were Millennials #UpForWhatever? Anheuser-Busch took to the road to find out. The overall goal: create a summer experiential program to excite Bud Light’s 21-to 27-year-old target demographic, and connect with them as they see themselves, as social curators, storytellers, people who value experiences over things, and seekers of money-can’t-buy experiences that help build their own […]

When it came time to promote its new skateboarding-inspired shoe, Nike did what others deemed impossible: It lifted the ban on skating at the West L.A. Courthouse, a site used by some of the sport’s original stars, featured in classic skate videos and illegal to skate at for nearly a decade. Taking advantage of Go […]

The promise of premium whiskey can yield some pretty incredible results if implemented properly. Such was the case for Jack Daniel’s, a brand that recognized it was losing prominence among its standard middle-aged, blue-collar consumers in the face of emerging craft whiskey brands.  To up the ante, the brand developed a number of objectives, among […]