Data collection/lead generation Archives - Page 19 of 69 - Event Marketer

December 1, 2015

Kellogg’s Pop-Up Bar Transforms Cereal and Milk

Kellogg’s transformed a vacant storefront in Manhattan into a pop-up experience where consumers could rethink cereal and milk. The space featured reclaimed wood, bright red metal stools and a digital menu board that looked like a chalkboard during the day and then produced a glow-in-the dark effect at night. Other cool design elements: a 28-foot...

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December 1, 2015

Bell Canada’s Sleek Structure Looms Over Festivals

As a top sponsor of three of Canada’s biggest music and entertainment festivals, Bell Canada wanted to make a statement. The resulting four-story Bell Box not only created the dominant presence the company was looking for, it used its very architecture to represent the brand as a cutting edge, technologically advanced and digitally savvy telecom....

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November 30, 2015

Gillette Mobile Tour Combines Science and Technology

A mobile campaign promising to reach out and touch the “goddess” hidden inside every woman better have one helluva rig behind it. And it did, once Pierce hit the road with a Venus in Motion tour stacked with museum-styled displays placing end-users at the heart of intimate, personal and relevant experiences. At tour stops, women were...

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November 30, 2015

George P. Johnson Grows a ‘Creative Garden’ Exhibit

George P. Johnson turned the spotlight onto itself to hype its own exhibit at an industry trade show. The Create campaign marked the first time the company had launched a marketing program for its own services. The agency sought to collect leads, have some qualified one-to-one conversations, demonstrate the benefits of integrated event marketing to prospects,...

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November 30, 2015

Swissray Recreates a Radiology Control Room and ER

Digital radiography product maker Swissray produces a digital technology that allows radiographic images to be taken and developed in seconds at a much lower cost than conventional methods. But the technology is expensive ($500,000) for hospitals that are known for taking many months or even years to vote on purchases. So prospects need to be...

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