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Target’s Bullseye Badges Activate Mobile Content
These days, it seems that if it ain’t mobile, it ain’t moving product. And Target really hit the mark with the Bullseye Badge campaign. The program was designed to increase college students’ engagement with the brand’s existing Back to College After-Hours Shopping Event program and extend the participants’ enjoyment beyond the moment of the experience....
Microsoft Xbox One Retail Launch Targets Families
Midnight launches for gaming events typically attract core gamers and early technology adopters—essentially, the folks who will camp out for a coveted product. But with its new Xbox One console, a system that offers complex interactive games for core gamers, as well as family-friendly physical activity gaming, Microsoft wanted to get gamers and families amped...
Multifaceted Xbox Pop-up Reaches a Range of Gamers
Microsoft’s Xbox 360 entertainment platform, which includes Kinect, Core Gaming and Xbox Live, has a diverse user base. To reach as many segments of that base as possible, Microsoft created the Xbox 360 Central program inside Toronto’s busiest shopping district, as well as in high-profile shopping centers in both Montreal and Vancouver. Inside the experience,...
Nokia, AT&T Reward Green Day Fans for Social Action
To launch its free Nokia Music service, Nokia partnered with AT&T and Green Day to reach a targeted audience, create media buzz, generate consumer impressions and increase social chatter around the new platform. The strategy involved a social media campaign, a drive to the AT&T store in New York City’s Times Square, a live performance...