Tag: brand takeover

  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Tea Time

    If you’ve been engrossed in the “Bridgerton” world like we have, then you’ll know tea time is for more than just enjoying a hot beverage and scones. Thanks to Netflix fans’ rising interest in Regency-era practices and aesthetics, and the universal need for a moment of relaxation, brands are infusing the afternoon tea tradition with […]

  • Four Ways to Activate a Times Square Takeover

    It’s an entertainment hub, a cultural destination, a commercial mecca, a tourist hot spot… and prime real estate for brand activations. We’re talking, of course, about Times Square, the Midtown Manhattan locale with billboards so bright it can be seen from outer space, and where companies with the right strategy (and budget) can make a […]

  • Halloween 2024 Experiential: Rescue Squads, Carnevils and Afterlife Trains

    Halloween tends to conjure some of the most creative experiential campaigns of the year. From the spine-tingling events that infiltrate attendees’ psyches, to the playful activations that give them a good chuckle, many brands go out of their way to make their mark on the holiday—and their audiences. This season delivered an Afterlife Train, an […]

  • Let the (Squid) Games Begin: Johnnie Walker and Netflix Partner on a Global Campaign

    Fans around the world tuned in to Netflix’s “Squid Game” in 2021, making it the most-watched (non-English) TV show in the brand’s history—and they’ve been clamoring for more of the South Korean thriller series ever since. So with the debut of season two finally arriving on Dec. 26, the streaming service and another global powerhouse, […]

  • The Brief: Gravy Races and Gold Bunny Getaways

    This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover celestial creations, gravy races and blunt education.