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

  • HTC BoomSound Lounge Challenges Mobile Consumers

    The HTC One BoomSound Lounge was a bold and playful execution that challenged the current mobile phone experience and offered consumers the opportunity to see, hear and hold the new HTC One smartphone before it became available in retail channels. It increased exposure for the phone’s proprietary features, got the phones into consumers’ hands, launched […]

  • CiscoLive! Harnesses Powerful Back Channel Chatter

    Cisco’s annual user event has always been a hotbed of back channel chatter during the show but like many events, it seemed to lose steam after the show was over. So this year Cisco put an integrated social media plan in place that was designed to harness the power of all its online channels to […]

  • LG Live-Wires its NCAA Final Four Fan Experience

    Fan festivals at major sporting events have evolved over the past decade to become major attractions (and major marketing opportunities) in their own right. After all, for many attendees who can’t attend the actual big event, a day spent at the Super Bowl, MLB All-Star Game or Daytona 500 fan fest can be almost as […]

  • Tough Mudder Amplifies Social Buzz with RFID Anklets

    Forget Iron Man. Tough Mudder is the latest badass extreme race to get endurance athletes and top sponsors worked up. Last year the race enlisted the help of RFID technology to generate excitement and buzz on Facebook while creating brand impressions for Tough Mudder and its sponsors. RFID anklets were distributed and registered to event […]

  • Coca-Cola Uses Facial Recognition for Hip ‘Love’ Events

    Facial recognition technology isn’t just a cool trick from a sci-fi movie anymore. Thanks to a high-tech facial recognition event kiosk dubbed FaceLook (tied into the Face.com platform), everyday people can take a photo of themselves and use the image to log in and post directly to Facebook. The technology might best be known to […]