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Tag: Experiential

  • How Hennessy Raised a Glass to the Lunar New Year and Resonant Multicultural Marketing

    It’s hard to replicate the multisensory environment of a nightlife event through a screen, but to infuse a rich and relevant dose of culture on top of that is an added challenge Hennessy is well equipped to meet. The brand, which puts celebrating cultural diversity at the heart of its organization and its marketing, created […]

  • FX Delivers Service with a Season Premiere in an Experiential Drive-Thru Car Wash

    Ahead of the fourth season premiere of “Snowfall,” a crime drama set in 1980s Los Angeles during the first crack cocaine epidemic, FX activated an experiential drive-thru car wash that would provide consumers with a useful service while driving tune-in among new and existing viewers. Held over the weekend, Feb. 19-21, at the real-life NCM […]

  • Frank’s RedHot Offers Tips for Heating Up Your Social Media Engagement

    Social media has evolved from an amplifier to a digital event platform for many experiential brands amid COVID-19, an opportunity to reach audiences and push messaging out in creative ways. Digital engagement is a key component of Frank’s RedHot’s overall marketing strategy designed to capitalize on relevant cultural moments throughout the year—like the Super Bowl. […]

  • Peacock Pops Up an 18-Foot SnowSchrute to Highlight New Home of ‘The Office’

    To drum up buzz for Peacock’s recent acquisition of the popular comedy series “The Office,” the streaming platform installed an 18-foot snowman modeled after the character of Dwight Schrute in New York City’s Meatpacking District from Jan. 16-18. Comprised of 150 pounds of fake snow and weighing six tons, “SnowSchrute” was easily spotted by passersby, […]

  • How a Billboard Typo and Viral Marketing Helped Visible Intro its Brand

    There’s nothing like a typo on a billboard to grab attention. To introduce itself to consumers as an alternative option within the crowded cell phone service marketplace, Visible, a low-cost service that utilizes Verizon’s network, ran several billboards throughout its headquarters city of Denver. The message read loud and clear: “Unlimited massages, minutes and data […]