Author archive for Kaylee Hultgren
State Farm Activates a ‘Neighborhood of Good’ of Tiny Houses at Governors Ball
State Farm has targeted music- and cause-loving millennials with its “Here to Help” lounges at festivals for the last several years. At Governors Ball in New York City, June 1-3, State Farm activated its newest cause-marketing platform, Neighborhood of Good, with a “neighborhood” of tiny houses that allowed festivalgoers to engage in different acts of...
Fore! Google Gets Experiential With a Product-Inspired Mini Golf Course
The Google Home Mini voice assistant was designed to simplify daily tasks for consumers, so to illustrate the device’s use cases and cement its position as a cornerstone of Google’s smart home ecosystem, the brand created mini golf course pop-ups in four cities across the U.S. Whereas last year the brand focused on driving awareness...
A Playful ‘Life Coach’ Pop-up Showcases the Luxury Brand’s Mystical Side
Coach’s refined aesthetic and rich New York City heritage came to life June 12-17 with a playful “Life Coach” pop-up experience in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood. Created in collaboration with set designer Simon Costin, the experience took attendees on a journey through four spaces: a David Lynch-esque check-in area with staticky TV screens and ringing phones;...
Seven Strategies Behind Uber Elevate’s Vision to Make Flying Cars a Reality
The Uber Elevate Summit was borne of one simple, zany question, according to Uber head of product, aviation Nikhil Goel: “Why can’t we fly around the city?” At the time the idea was percolating, back in October 2016, innovations in ridesharing were lowering the cost of transportation, which in turn opened the market up to...