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Stella Artois Hosts a Multisensory Dining Experience
Stella Artois gave Torontonians all the feels last fall with a multisensory experience aimed at building its image as a premium beer brand. Targeting adventurous foodies, ages 25-34, the brand partnered with some of Toronto’s biggest artists to create the Stella Artois Sensorium—a hands-on, share-worthy dining experience that stimulated attendees’ sense of touch, sight, taste,...
Intel Turns Keynote into Tech-Fueled Extravaganza
Intel transformed its opening keynote at CES 2016 into an extension of its highly immersive exhibit experience on the show floor. With an emphasis on changing industry perceptions of the company from a PC powerhouse to one that is reimagining consumer experiences across sports, fashion, music, robotics, health and the maker movement, the keynote, with...
Axe Redefines Masculinity with a Sleek Press Event
This was a press event as bold as Axe’s marketing tactics, one that launched the brand’s new narrative and garnered its largest press coverage to date—more than four billion p.r. impressions across 923 editorial placements. The idea? To pivot from outdated and homogenous views of masculinity that hold guys back to Find Your Magic, the...
Ford Rolls out Interactive TV Series to Build Social Presence
It was the first-ever reality show created by an advertiser, driven by consumers and broadcast on network TV. Ford’s “Escape Routes” was a six-part televised series of “Amazing Race”-style challenges in which six pairs of best friends vied for a Ford Escape and $100,000. Consumers supported their favorite contestants in their challenges online via live...