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

To help promote the first season of its new horror series “Penny Dreadful,” Showtime enticed consumers and generated a sense of mystique with the creation of interactive window displays that featured scenes from a Victorian-era street in London, complete with horse-drawn buggies, bats and pedestrians wearing Victorian clothing. The objective of the activation (besides scaring […]

Back for a second season, Procter & Gamble’s well-known Head & Shoulders brand significantly upped the ante on its 2014 #Whiff program. Partnering with Major League Baseball and Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI), the brand once again vowed to donate $1 for every strikeout (whiff) during baseball’s regular season. To kick the campaign up […]

To celebrate its 20th birthday, Old Navy wanted to blow out the candles in style. And, like any modern 20-year-old, the brand wanted the party to be big, bold and full of shareable moments. The answer? A #selfiebration.  Promoting its fundamental brand tenets of fun, family and fashion, Old Navy created a digital and physical […]

Keeping modern TV viewers satisfied isn’t easy. Even the creators of TNT’s “Dallas,” a show that revolves around backstabbing, sexual exploits and sly business maneuvers, discovered that the program’s viewer base was shrinking by the end of its second season. In an effort to entice new viewers and reinvigorate existing fans by making “Dallas” a […]

Anyone with a pulse knows that, every four years, World Cup soccer dominates a significant portion of the planet’s TV screens during its 30-day run. Aiming to capitalize on the global obsession, Audi set out to capture New York City’s (and through social media, the world’s) attention by creating an LED scoreboard that projected the […]