Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration
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Consumers Chill at Nike’s Immersive Glacial Event
It may have been 90 degrees in Manhattan, but Nike’s September launch of its Cold Weather Collection and Therma-Sphere Max gear at SIR Stage 37 was ice-cold. To transform the way consumers think about working out in cold weather (the added layers… you’re too hot, then you’re too cold), Nike transformed a 9,100-square-foot space into […]
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Canon’s EXPO Zones Highlight Brand Versatility
You may think of Canon as a camera brand, but as its EXPO program set out to prove, it’s much more than that. Its worldwide exhibition tour, featuring a 161,090-square-foot experience at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, brought to life the various spaces it operates in, from sports to medicine, broken […]
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Hill’s Goes Guerrilla to Engage Health-Conscious Pet Owners
To generate trial for its newly re-branded Nature’s Best dog food among health-conscious pet owners, Hill’s Pet Nutrition went guerrilla in eight markets from June to November, distributing more than 1.2 million samples. Two days prior to each event, the brand put up lost pet posters in coffee shop windows and on bulletin boards with […]
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Coke Boosts Beverage Portfolio With Sensorial Sampling
To create brand awareness for its Still Beverage Portfolio, the Coca-Cola Company kicked off a multiple beverage sampling campaign throughout the country. The products: Full Throttle Energy Drink, Nestea, Caribou Coffee, Dasani Plus Water, Simply Juice, Minute Maid Juices, Odwalla Juices and Gold Peak Tea. To make it happen, Coca-Cola created the Still Beverage Field […]
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Wheat Foods Council Takes Sampling to the Street
In an effort to remind consumers about the importance of grain-based products and address hot-button issues like low-carb diets and biotechnology, the Wheat Foods Council took over New York City’s South Street Seaport for three days last October. Council members took consumers from farm to fork by guiding them through a live wheat field, full-size […]




