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Revlon Opens Eyes with Virtual Makeovers
Interactive and eye-catching (pun intended) mall events helped Revlon get women to try Fabulash mascara. Two towers with eight built-in flat-screen monitors flanked the event area, with djs providing the soundtrack. “Virtual makeover” kiosks allowed visitors to get an idea of what different makeup combinations would look like—colors were added to a digital image of...
Spray-Painted M&M’s People Invade Times Square
Time was, the sight of scantily clad people hanging out in Times Square wasn’t that big a deal. But with the district’s family-friendly cred firmly in place, and mid-December temperatures being what they are in the Big Apple, Mars knew it could turn up the hype for the opening of its M&M’s World New York...
Coca-Cola Happiness Ambassadors Engage Canadian Teens
It’s time for Coca-Cola to recruit the next generation of Canadian Coke drinkers, and the way in was last year’s Open Happiness campaign. The mission was to build brand strength through inspiring uplifting moments in peoples’ lives, so the brand deployed “happiness ambassadors” all over the country whose role was to engage teens on a...
Vodafone Sets Off Edible New Year’s Eve Fireworks
With its New Year’s Eve activation in London, Vodaphone accomplished an industry first—an edible fireworks display. The program’s 360-degree multi-sensory experience engaged hundreds of thousands of consumers (and their taste buds) and showed them that the brand can accomplish the impossible, and help them do the same. Bigger is better. Vodaphone has put a decisive...