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November 5, 2015

Wrigley’s SnoCore Tour Freshens Teen-Friendly Image

Reinforcing its teen-friendly image among marketing-savvy consumers is the main goal for Wrigley’s Winterfresh breath-freshening gum, and the SnoCore Tour has been delivering. The property, an annual traveling winter lifestyle-and-music event, hit 39 markets across North America in 2005. Music acts including Chevelle, Helmet, and Crossfade rocked the event’s performance stage, while brand reps dished...

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November 2, 2015

Perrier Plays on Words, Makes Nights More ‘IER’

Perrier was in need of a serious brand makeover. Sales had been declining for years and the name just wasn’t on the radar for 20- to 30-year-old consumers. And so the IER campaign was born. Perrier played on the “IER” at the end of its name, turning a sexy night into sexIER, a funny joke...

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November 2, 2015

Miller Chill Spreads the Latin Flavor at Bars

Capitalizing on the thirst for tangy, Miller Chill— inspired by the Mexican Chelada—was born. Miller knew this baby was a winner, but it needed to make certain its consumers knew it too. It played up its Latin flavor and came up with the Spanglish-infused campaign Viva Refreshment that spread the word via TV, radio and print...

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November 2, 2015

Stoli Activates a Hip Hotel Sampling Experience

Stoli likes the nightlife, baby. And where could be better to feel the vibe than in a hip hotel tricked out with Russian opulence and homage to the motherland inspired by the brand’s heritage but cool enough to appeal to today’s trendy 21- to-35-year-olds. Want to sample the smooth, soft ultra-premium Stoli Elit? It’s here....

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October 30, 2015

Axe Embarks on the World’s Dirtiest Tour

To promote its new shower gel to 18- to-24-year-old men, Axe tapped into the little boy inside every grown man with the World’s Dirtiest Tour. The 110-foot-by-45-foot footprint (pulled by four semi-truck haulers) gave young men the chance to get dirty… seriously dirty. It consisted of three dirty stations: Artsy Fartsy, where consumers covered themselves...

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