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October 15, 2015

Nissan Plugs New Vehicle with a Trampoline Race

To increase awareness around its sponsorship of the 101st Grey Cup Festival in Regina, Saskatchewan (it’s Canada’s largest single-day sporting event and one of the most anticipated festivals of the year), and drive excitement around the debut of the all-new 2014 Rogue, Nissan created The Nissan Rogue Touchdown Drive Challenge. Consumers were invited to jump...

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October 15, 2015

Verizon Sends Summit Attendees Over the ‘Edge’

To get its employees jumping up and down about its new Edge plan, which allows consumers to upgrade their Verizon devices without down payments, contracts or upgrade fees, the company turned to a motion capture technology game that invited them to literally jump up and down. To play the game, attendees stepped in front of...

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October 13, 2015

AT&T Cyber Lobby Gives HQ Launch Better Reach

AT&T’s product launches have traditionally been accompanied by an event in the lobby of corporate HQ to get employees excited. But the company recognized it could extend the excitement beyond its corporate campus to all of its 250,000-plus employees, so it introduced the AT&T Mobility Virtual Device Showroom. To build companywide buzz, AT&T emailed invitations and posted news stories and...

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October 13, 2015

Audi Activates at Alcatraz to Motivate its Dealers

The goal was the same as it would be for any automotive dealer meeting: Fire up the dealers. But Audi faced a unique set of challenges. Another huge event taking place in San Francisco that weekend meant it would be nearly impossible to find hotel rooms for 400 or a space large enough to stage...

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October 13, 2015

Activision Breaks Records with Call of Duty: XP Event

It will go down as the event that showed the industry how to combine dozens of best practices and the hottest event marketing trends into a single blockbuster campaign. And it proved that experiential marketing had the power to drive $1 billion in sales. The event, Call of Duty: XP, immersed fans in “Modern Warfare 3,”...

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