Tag: hands-on

  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Analog Escapism

    Adults across the board are battling burnout and digital fatigue. And now they’re powering down. According to a Hasbro study of 10,000 people globally, 80% of Gen Z and millennials report feeling worn out, a trend that is driving demand for analog, hands-on creative outlets that allow adults to slow down and decompress. And brands […]

  • Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Scooping

    Experiential marketers are practicing intentionality this year, trading in swiping and touch screens for what’s real. Whether it’s the always-nostalgic anticipation of receiving a heaping scoop of something that’s going to be all yours, or the proprioceptive feedback created by repetitive motions like digging, activation environments are going full tactile. Here’s the scoop. But first… […]

  • How Nikon is Winning Over Creators with a ‘Try Before You Buy’ Experiential Strategy

    From Nikon’s perspective, you can’t fully appreciate the power of a camera until you’ve taken it for a test drive. It’s the philosophy that’s been putting the brand’s experiential marketing strategy into focus over the last year as the company strives to meet creatives where they are, get them hands-on with its latest products, and […]

  • How Sony Electronics’ Creative Space Tour Acts as a Continuous Feedback Loop

    Ask and they shall receive. When Sony Electronics’ user community expressed FOMO over the launch of the Alpha 7 V hybrid camera, the brand turned to what it does best—listening—and took a creator showcase held annually in New York City on tour, popping up in the local markets of its most fervent users. The 10-city […]

  • Cover Story: How Adobe MAX Keeps the Creative Community Coming Back

    Each year, graphic artists, web designers, photographers and filmmakers descend on Adobe MAX, the creativity conference produced by tech giant Adobe.