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  • McCain Foods Hits Campaign Trail

    McCain Foods has launched an integrated campaign to raise awareness for its potato product line. The effort which includes advertising pr online marketing and a street component plays off the national presidential election and the name of the Republican candidate with the tagline “Why McCain Should Be In the White House.”

  • Coke Connects Locally At The Olympic Games

    For 16 days of the Olympic Games and 11 days of the Paralympics Games in August Coca-Cola connected with stakeholders and consumers in Beijing via its Coca-Cola Shuang Experience Center  (the Coca-Cola Pavilion). Highlighting its 80 years of Olympic Games sponsorship the brand offered visitors a timeline of its ties to the Games as well as locally-relevant displays. The brand named its Coca-Cola Pavilion “Shuang” since in Chinese it means “intense emotional and physical refreshment ” a tribute to the excitement of the Games and the traits of its beverage.

  • Ubisoft Promos New Game With Buzz Cuts

    To get the word out about Hell’s Highway the third installment in its Brothers In Arms World War II-themed video game series game publisher Ubisoft offered attendees at this year’s Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) an authentic taste of military life—with a twist. From Aug. 29 to Aug. 31 show attendees could stop by the brand’s recruiting station to get a traditional military-style buzz cut with the word “hell” etched into their hair. Volunteers received a free copy of the game which releases on Sept. 23.

  • LittleMissMatched Serves Up Product In NYC

    The New York City-based LittleMissMatched brand which started selling packs of three miss-matched socks four years ago has since branched into offering other apparel.

    To create brand awareness collect data and connect with its customers face-to-face the brand recently went guerrilla. It hit the streets to interact with its core customer: the self-expressive New Yorker that identifies with the brand’s unconventional style.

  • Style Network Takes Its Show On The Road

    Comcast’s Style network is back on tour with its 34-foot “Style Beauty Bus ” offering free mini-makeovers to females in 10 cities from August through November. This season the tour includes a new focus on the network’s partners bringing its busload of beauty to call centers and other affiliate offices. The bus tour now in its third year also will reach women at shopping malls with services provided by beauty professionals from Garnier Fructis and Maybelline New York.

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