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April 15, 2021

Bravo’s Superfan Convention Features Celebs, Content and Photo ops for Days

BravoCon celebrated popular Bravo franchises and catered effortlessly to Bravoholics in attendance and remote viewers at the same time. Designed as the biggest activation and taping of “Watch What Happens Live” with host Andy Cohen yet, the feast for the eyes in person and on-screen took place across three New York City venues totaling 60,000...

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April 15, 2021

VMware’s Virtual Conference Boasts Content Channels, Gamification and XR

For VMworld 2020, VMware pivoted to digital. Armed with 900 sessions, the brand designed a seven-channel video viewer organized by category that allowed attendees to see current content, preview future content, access information about all channel sessions and engage in interactive Q&As. There were also curated playlists, deep dives into content, a points-based gamification element,...

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April 14, 2021

W Hotels Drums up Buzz for its New Property with a Multi-stage Music Festival

To build buzz for the Marriott Bonvoy app and the newly opened W Dubai, W Hotels produced the Wake Up Call Dubai music festival, a multi-stage hotel takeover featuring a variety of performances, some of which included pyrotechnics and lasers, along with activities like dj masterclasses. To expand its reach, the brand attracted millions of...

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April 14, 2021

Google’s Sweet Festival Activation Centers on a Giant Gumball Machine

Google’s products are designed to help consumers make the most of every day and encourage local discovery. Enter: Wonderful Weekends, a festival that helped families experience the communities in which they live. The centerpiece was a gigantic gumball machine that educated attendees about Google products, then dispensed gumballs filled with prizes from local partners. The...

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April 14, 2021

NASCAR Racing Experience Revs up Daytona 500 Fans with a Digital Prize Wheel

NASCAR Racing Experience gives fans the chance to drive actual stock cars on actual NASCAR tracks. So what better place to engage possible customers than the Daytona 500. The brand used a web-based video gaming platform (a simple digital “Wheel of Fortune”-style spinner, for example), awarding promo codes, travel certificates and other enticements to winners....

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