Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

TD Bank got up close and personal with mid-Atlantic residents when it acquired and transitioned from the local Hudson United Bank to TDBN in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. After an internal launch to employees in five key markets, TDBN free agents introduced the bank to the community via a community giveback called […]

Research In Motion wanted to launch its new BlackBerry 8700c with a little bit of style to raise demand for the new product among carriers, partners, developers and customers. The solution: A product unveiling that blended mystery and intrigue. To build excitement prior to the event, invitees were teased with multimedia messaging such as email […]

The Ford Experience visited 25 lifestyle events across the country—including racing, football, golf, music, automotive and cultural events—aiming for attendees who already owned Fords or would be open to buying one. With branded 53-foot trailers creating the perimeter, the environment offered product-focused consumer activities and contests emphasizing product benefits. To draw visitors, Ford sent guerrilla […]

Seeking to inform tech-savvy young adults about its wide array of music-capable phones and accessories, Motorola uncorked a program that—like the phones themselves—put music on the go. Motorola’s StudioMoto was a double-decker, 30-foot mobile experience that showcased the brand at events—primarily lifestyle focused but also retail and employee events. Three main areas gave consumers the […]

Union Square in Manhattan was the stage for the grand opening of Sephora’s 100th store. Leading up to the party, all-women street teams spread the word around the neighborhood with Block Party postcards. Djs (als0 women) played mood music to set the tone in the park, where Sephora reps in 23 white tents offered free […]