Objective of Event: Drive consumer consideration

  • Medtronic Woos Attendees with a Multi-Touch Wall

    For its presence at the Heart Rhythm 2009 convention in Boston, Medtronic wanted an innovative tool that would entice attendees to visit its booth and position the company as a leader in technology that helps improve peoples’ lives. An electronic multi-touch wall was the centerpiece of the 11,000-square-foot exhibit space, which included product areas, a […]

  • Absolut Lets Consumers Customize Their Concoctions

    To connect with highly educated and socially active 21- to 29-year-old urbanites, Absolut Vodka created the integrated Create a Crush and Reflections campaign. The program incorporated sampling using the new Absolut Juicer, which allowed consumers to personalize concoctions using freshly-squeezed ingredients. After consumers customized a drink, they named it and posed with it for a […]

  • Sprite Offers a Backstage Look at Step Competitions

    Sprite was looking to promote its sponsorship of the Sprite Step Off, a step competition series that featured 30 live events in more than 20 cities. To spread the word about the events and be perceived as a place to celebrate the creativity and originality of the multicultural college experience through stepping, scholarship and service, […]

  • Panasonic Piques Public’s Interest with Long Lines

    There’s nothing like a long line to pique the public’s interest. And that’s exactly what Panasonic did—twice!—with its Panasonic Full HD 3D Theatre at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Outside the brand’s two-story, glass-front structure, fans waited in line to get their tickets and assigned showtimes for a seat in one of two 3D […]

  • TD Bank Gives Free Rides and Picks Up Lunch, Too

    When TD Banknorth’s locations in New England and upstate New York joined its Mid-Atlantic and Florida operations (previously Commerce Bank) and changed its name to TD Bank, it needed to get the message out. The solution was a campaign celebrating the bank’s motto “America’s Most Convenient Bank,” which included a two-part experiential program. The first […]