Tag: cause marketing
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B-to-C Events
The State of Sustainability: From Venue Perspectives to the ‘Pandemic Effect’
The world, and the event industry, entered a new reality last year when the U.N. climate panel announced that global warming is growing dangerously close to climbing out of control.
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B-to-C Events
Hoops Culture and Community Collide at Mtn Dew and Ruffles’ NBA All-Star Activation
NBA All-Star Weekend invited more fanfare than ever this year as the league celebrated its 75th anniversary and when it came to sponsorship activations, Mtn Dew and Ruffles understood the assignment. The PepsiCo-owned brands teamed up for the first time to elevate their presence at the event with a larger-than-life, co-owned hub that blended basketball […]
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B-to-C Events
FX Promotes Black-owned Businesses and Season Five of ‘Snowfall’ with a Pop-up Marketplace
How experience-based ‘good will’ is driving affinity for the network’s hit drama series As the characters and plots on FX Networks’ hit series “Snowfall” evolve, so does the brand’s approach to promoting tune-in through experiential marketing. Case in point: ahead of season five, which centers on main character Franklin Saint and his growing Southern Los […]
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B-to-C Events
These Cause Marketing Activations Were Built to Align with Consumers’ Evolving Priorities
Between climate change, widespread racial injustice, deeply divided political lines and, oh yeah, that pesky global pandemic we’ve been battling, it’s more critical than ever for brands to prove that they support causes that are bigger than business. And it can’t just be about optics—the young consumers driving cause marketing’s modern evolution are particularly adept […]
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B-to-C Events
How Ally ‘Totally Covered’ the Cost of Consumer Experiences Across New York City
‘Tis the season for giving, and digital financial services brand Ally pulled out all the stops to brighten New Yorkers’ spirits by anonymously picking up their tabs at various venues around the city on Nov. 20 to illustrate why “life is better with an ally.” Recipients were given just one hint: small cards inviting them […]




