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Tag: event marketing

  • Wolverine Brands Get a Foot in the Door with Mom Bloggers

    Parents today trust another parent or friend more than they do ads on TV or in magazines, which makes mommy bloggers powerful partners for marketers to spread awareness about their brands. And what better place for a brand to cultivate partnerships than at the Mom 2.0 Summit, a gathering of the top influencers, held this […]

  • Hot Dog! Four Ways Oscar Mayer Manages its Iconic Experiential Program

    In the world of experiential, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is the OG. On the road since 1936, having undergone nearly a dozen upgrades over the years, it remains an iconic, versatile and viral marketing vehicle for the hot dog, bacon and deli-meats brand. Six Wienermobiles are on the road across the country at any given […]

  • Q&A: Six Ways to Make Event Programs More Effective on Social Media in 2019

    Event marketers often find themselves “checking the box” on social media and amplification, rather than elevating this important piece of the program with a strategic mindset. In a digital world that’s noisier than ever, and with the next generation of consumer and attendee savvier and more skeptical than ever, marketing teams must shift away from […]

  • Education, Engagement: How Financial Institutions Leverage Experiential Marketing

    They may keep our money safe and help us get what we want with one swipe, but for consumers, financial institutions may seem like faceless entities—out of reach and cold. The companies that lean on experiential marketing, however, are finding creative ways to help put a human face on their brands, and be a little […]

  • How Today’s Automakers are Transforming the Traditional Test Drive

    If you can’t remember the last time you stopped by an auto dealership, you’re not alone. These days, many consumers prefer to conduct their vehicle research online, leading to fewer trips to the local dealer. As a result, most automakers have seen interest in the traditional test drive wane, and accordingly, a missed opportunity for […]