Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration
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IKEA Positions Itself as a Culinary Brand Via RFID
IKEA has never been a conventional retailer so when it activated a food-inspired pop-up, “Break the Rules” was a fitting theme for both the experience and the brand. Attendees were encouraged to rebel against traditional food “rules,” helping IKEA to position itself as a brand that inspires exploration and fun with food. Offering a tech-powered […]
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Activision Uses RFID To Declare War on Static Gaming
Activision’s Call of Duty franchise declared war on static gaming events over the fall, activating a three-day Call of Duty XP event that immersed thousands of fans in a theme park environment that brought the brand’s vivid battlefields to life. Décor that replicated game maps, photo ops, hands-on game play and physical challenges like paintball […]
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Miami ‘HEATS’ up Hoops Fans With a Customized App
Is it hot in here or is it just the Miami Heat’s new fan engagement app? The NBA team launched the app at the start of the 2015-16 season and has been scoring with its massive fan base ever since by giving users the power to control every aspect of their experience. Seamless blending of […]
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Ringling Bros. App Spawns a Tech-Fueled Circus
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus has come a long way since it began entertaining families 146 years ago. But with the introduction of its new mobile app in July, “The Greatest Show on Earth” is now a tech-fueled experience that turns audience members into active participants. In an effort to reimagine the […]
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Lufthansa Launch Event Lures Techy-Savvy Consumers
Lufthansa Airlines touched down in San Jose’s Silicon Valley district with a triple-threat activation strategy that helped bridge two cultures while promoting its new non-stop service between San Jose and Frankfurt, Germany. The brand’s #MoreConnected experience featured virtual reality, live streaming and a touch screen game to help engage its tech-savvy target. More than 11 […]




