Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

To reinforce the message that Degree Absolute Protection products are like nothing else out there, Unilever traveled to 17 cities in a vehicle designed to look futuristic. Targeting teenage to middle-aged males, the tour, dubbed the Degree Urban Vehicle of the Future Tour, made stops at Major League Baseball stadiums, entertainment districts and community events. […]

Capturing the attention of young beer drinkers isn’t easy, especially once their vision blurs a little. But Miller Brewing had them seeing double with two mobile Cuban lounges designed to create more buzz around an already buzz-worthy product—the newly reformulated Miller Chill, a 100-calorie per 12-ounce bottle (sounds good already!) of brew made with a […]

To engage the technology community with its OneWireless system, Honeywell devised the Create Change for One Dollar guerrilla strategy and applied it on the trade-show floor. The objective was to grab the attention of plant managers and engineers to reintroduce the OneWireless solution and then generate buzz about it at the event. The company deployed […]

To position the new BlackBerry Storm as a cutting-edge, highly capable multimedia device during the holiday buying season last year, Telus leveraged its partnership with Future Shop retail stores to get consumers some hands-on time with the Storm. In the stores, brand ambassadors used the new Blackberry Storm to administer a short questionnaire and take […]

For the launch of Hershey’s Bliss chocolate the brand wanted to stir up word of mouth both on- and offline. To meet this goal, the Hershey Company put the product in the hands of women that love chocolate and helped them throw more than 10,000 in-home consumer house parties over one weekend. The Hershey Bliss […]