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

History buffs are well aware of the chaos and brutality of the French Revolution. Now, thanks to the Assassin’s Creed Experience, attendees at Comic-Con got to participate in an obstacle course that replicated the look and feel of 18th century Paris and learn how to move like a true assassin, achieving the same sort of […]

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 […]

As a sweetened cereal in a declining category, General Mills’ Lucky Charms is an off-trend breakfast option, but its colorful activation at WorldPride in Toronto, the largest human rights gathering in the world, was spot on. With scores of Millennials of both LGBT and non-LGBT orientation in attendance, the brand engaged the target audience with […]

The Warner Bros. film “Into the Storm” faced a veritable tornado of challenges, including a challenging subject matter and lack of built-in fan base. To raise awareness for the movie and get people excited for a movie about destructive weather, the studio set out to deliver an emotional experience that would result in social sharing […]

It was a bold idea from a bold brand. Bacardi’s brand values have always been about freedom, passion and irrepressibility, and throughout its history has enjoyed a close affiliation with music. The Bacardi Triangle promotion, a three-day extravaganza that took place over Halloween weekend at a private island in the Caribbean, tapped into all three […]