Objective of Event: Generate PR impressions (on social and traditional media)

Pepsi took its sponsorship of the biggest media event of the year, the Super Bowl halftime show, and set out to make it bigger by using a series of events to build excitement around the show and make it the most viewed television event in history. Goals like that can make your event a winner—achieving […]

There are few things smart phone-carrying consumers love more than their favorite apps. Whether it’s for fun or function, ain’t much an app can’t do. Yet despite their popularity, an event marketing app has to work a lot harder to win a piece of the passion consumers have for their everyday tech addictions. A killer […]

During the 2013 holiday season, online retailer Zappos delighted Austin consumers with a unique chase activation that was as weird as the city’s self-proclaimed personality. In order to drive traffic and purchases at Zappos.com, the brand sent a life-sized gingerbread man out onto the streets of the city and challenged folks to catch him and […]

In July, Sears organized a flash mob at Chicago’s Navy Pier to drive consumer interest in its Sears Chef Challenge cooking competition, a series of events held at the brand’s Kenmore Live Studio pop-up shop. The flash mob routine incorporated Sears kitchenware like pots, pans and spatulas into the choreography. As the dancers tore off […]

Ford’s Fiesta Movement was a defining moment in experiential marketing and was a major factor in the success of the vehicle’s launch. With this year’s Sequel, the brand faced a huge challenge and exceeded all projections to showcase, and ultimately sell, the Fiesta to an unfamiliar market. Well played. Once again, Ford shows that it […]