Industry: Retail & Apparel
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Target’s Campus Events Feature Stylists and Gaming
Building a relationship with future consumers during meaningful times in their lives can hook them for good. Target did just that with its Back to College campaign, which not only drove sales, but also strengthened its connection to first-year college students. New to the program in 2009, Target added beauty and fashion stations manned by […]
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Miracle-Gro Boosts Retail Sales with Garden Expo Tour
When word got out that Walmart was trying to pull shoppers into its garden departments—only one percent of the chain’s 100 million weekly shoppers were heading into the lawn sections—Scotts stepped up to the plate with some third-party support. A small mobile tour was developed to help the retailer move traffic patterns as well as […]
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Nike’s Scorpion Knock Out Tour Kicks the Competition
To stand out from other footwear and apparel manufacturers launching new product lines to coincide with last summer’s World Cup, Nike created a Scorpion Knock Out (“SKO” for short) Tour to bring the new Scorpion shoe to life in the streets of Italy. The campaign recreated a TV spot in which Nike-sponsored players competed in […]
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Lowe’s Promotes Home Safety with Educational Tour
Lowe’s largest corporate marketing initiative, its home-grown Home Safety Council charity, has been mobile for five years now, growing bigger and better annually with a super-relevant tour focused on teaching kids how to help parents make homes safe. Two sets of trucks staffed by four safety experts unfold into 1,200-sq.-ft. “houses” featuring true-to-life living spaces […]
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L.L. Bean Bootmobile Aims For High Smiles Per Gallon
L.L. Bean was on the road with its Bootmobile trying to get the “Highest Smiles per Gallon” all over the U.S. all last year. It’s covered more than 40,000 miles already, with more than a year to go on the tour. The body is built of aluminum, sculpting foam and epoxy which was hand-stamped and […]




