Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

  • Toyota Trades Swag for Social Currency

    Scion was facing an interesting challenge with its auto show activations that was a mix of both good and bad. The brand had earned a reputation for having the best swag on the show floor (the good), but it found that consumers were coming in to the experience to grab items without interacting with product […]

  • Oprah Employs a One-and-Done Registration Process

    Oprah’s The Life You Want Weekend tour hit eight cities and offered 12 sponsor experiences and more than 30 activations in the O Town fan zone. With thousands of fans in attendance, Harpo Studios wanted to leverage technology to have one (and only one) paperless registration and waiver-consent process. It also wanted to seamlessly integrate […]

  • Bud Light’s ‘Selfie City’ Boosts Content Capture

    It was a once-in-a-lifetime event that needed to be captured: Bud Light’s Whatever, USA campaign, which awarded 1,000 unsuspecting consumers with a weekend of experiences where they continuously proved they were “#UpForWhatever.” Bud Light had created the fictional town of Whatever in a takeover of Crested Butte, CO, turning it into a full-scale theatrical production […]

  • Ford Test Drives a Targeted Facebook Strategy

    Ford’s coast-to-coast EcoBoost Challenge campaign was designed to encourage test drives among “fence-sitters,” or consumers that liked Ford, but hadn’t really made up their minds about the brand. Through it, Ford offered an incentive: $50 in exchange for a test-drive through an online promotion. This led to some challenges, including the problem of these offers […]

  • Adobe Gets Hands-On at Photoshop Pop-Up Store

    Adobe’s Photoshop & You pop-up shop offered hands-on experiences with Photoshop through how-to sessions, photo walks, printing workshops and individual sessions with Photoshop experts. Located in a former San Francisco gallery space, the pop-up took advantage of the venue’s exposed beams and concrete, high ceilings and natural light, all of which reflected the aesthetics of […]