Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

Hyundai’s Re:Mix Lab was a series of one- to four-day events that went after millennials with content-driven experiences that included tricked out cars, cutting-edge speakers and an artifact retrospective called Exhibits in Collaboration. Each event showcased three vehicles that had been modified to represent a lifestyle theme. The Music 2.0 Veloster Turbo, for example, featured […]

Times Square has long been prime real estate for b-to-c stunts and activations, but the Crossroads of the World has also become a sought-after venue for innovative b-to-b programs. To mark the launch of its two newest motorcycles, Kawasaki busted out of the hotel conference room and paired the power of the Big Apple with […]

Sports sponsorship activations can be limited by the square footage of a stadium or arena. But social media enables brands’ investments to soar way beyond the fences. To shake up its 27-year sponsorship of tennis’ U.S. Open, Evian served up a series of live and social media strategies that transformed every touchpoint at the tournament into […]

Many a brand has used a provocative word or two to get a quick burst of attention. Sex sells, after all. But most campaigns fizzle out after the initial shock factor wears off. Swisspers, a brand of cotton rounds used to remove makeup, bucked the trend when it leveraged its Sleep Naked campaign across social […]

It was the first-ever reality show created by an advertiser, driven by consumers and broadcast on network TV. Ford’s “Escape Routes” was a six-part televised series of “Amazing Race”-style challenges in which six pairs of best friends vied for a Ford Escape and $100,000. Consumers supported their favorite contestants in their challenges online via live […]