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October 29, 2015

AT&T Tackles College Football with Video Mash-Ups

College football fans are generally pretty passionate about their favorite teams. With a 14-school portfolio to leverage, AT&T’s missions were to use that passion to create a point of difference from other telecoms, drive purchase intent and sales and build an association in fans’ minds between the Cingular brand—which was about to be absorbed—and AT&T....

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October 29, 2015

New Balance’s Bright Dome Turns Heads at X Games

New Balance had two sure ways to get noticed at the X Games in Los Angeles. First, to attract attention in a sponsor village dominated by branded trailers and the same old black tents, the shoe manufacturer set up a bright red dome loaded with interactives. The second was the unusual tactic of guerrilla marketing...

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October 27, 2015

GMC Monday Night Football Tour Visits Upscale Malls

GMC set out to leverage its long-standing NFL sponsorship by bringing some of the game to key local markets with the GMC Monday Night Football Tour. The brand visited affluent malls in 12 key markets that were hosting MNF games throughout the season in search of owners of competitive brands who were looking for a...

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October 27, 2015

Cascading ‘Twitterfall’ Logs Rogers Cup Social Chatter

The Rogers Cup Tennis Tournament is the Canadian equivalent of the U.S. Open—an event filled with passionate fans, elite players and a lot of opportunities to connect with an affluent demographic. So to take full advantage of its investment as the presenting sponsor, Rogers Communications (they’re like the Time Warner of Canada) unleashed a Twitter...

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October 27, 2015

Hyundai Inspires Football Fans to Show Their Loyalty

In order to drive foot traffic and generate leads for its local dealerships across the country, Hyundai tapped into the excitement around college football with its Show Your Loyalty College Football Campaign. The challenge for Hyundai was finding a way to engage thousands of fans with football on their minds without being intrusive. To do...

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