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February 3, 2017

Levi’s Lot Offers a Respite From Super Bowl City

Levi’s already had the naming rights to the stadium that would host Super Bowl 50, but to elevate its presence and focus on consumer engagement and music, the brand built the Levi’s Lot two-story pop-up at Super Bowl City in San Francisco. The multi-use space primarily served as a retail outlet for consumers to purchase...

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February 3, 2017

Sensodyne Brushes up Consumers on Oral Health

Teeth whitening and the issue that comes with it (sensitivity) isn’t the sexiest of topics, but Sensodyne was able to give it a sleek, premium edge with a dentist office in the middle of Flatiron Plaza in New York City and The Falls in Miami. The Sensodyne True White Sensitivity Suite pop-up was a shipping...

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February 3, 2017

Fujifilm Pop-up Highlights the ‘Soul’ of Image-Taking

Fujifilm is a classic image taker’s brand that has managed to stay relevant beyond film with cutting-edge products like instant cameras and share printers. To drive that message home, reposition itself within the U.S. market and inspire shutterbugs, Fujifilm created Wonder Photo Shop. The brick and mortar retail environment in New York City’s highly photographed...

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December 28, 2016

Coca-Cola Tasting Room Offers Multisensory Moments

To re-introduce Coca-Cola to Canadians as a beverage to experience, Coca-Cola created the Coca-Cola Tasting Room in an industrial cool environment that offered multisensory moments with the soda—and plenty of socially-sharable moments, at that. All five of the senses were used to create visually appealing experience rooms in a journey led by a “Coca-Colier.” There...

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August 24, 2016

Target Pop-up Unleashes Consumers’ Inner Child

Target Wonderland, an immersive 16,000-square-foot pop-up holiday destination, brought the retailer’s “exciting the kid in all of us” marketing strategy to life. The pop-up merged physical and digital retail shopping into one shareable, interactive experience that incorporated RFID-enabled product sales. Wonderland attracted an impressive 23,000 attendees who spent 20-30 minutes exploring spectacles like the S.S....

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