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Trend of the Week
Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Canned Branding
Drinks today aren’t just about thirst. This year, more than ever, they’re a mode of self-expression, a social ritual and a lifestyle accessory, which makes them a natural marketing tool. Let’s explore how beverage culture is changing the way brands get their message into people’s hands—with the branded can. Supporting this branding tactic is a […]
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Trade Shows
3 Things to Know About Experiential at CES 2027
We’re just under three months away from the 60th year of the Consumer Electronics Show, and already a few big announcements are signaling how brands are rethinking where and how they engage audiences. What was once a show defined by long-held convention center booths is now a citywide experience with traditional exhibiting brands leaning into […]
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Trend of the Week
Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Let’s Be Honest
Reviews are embedded in the consumer shopping experience today, and experiential brands are embracing them with open arms. This year, IRL spaces for real opinions, unfiltered reactions and the freedom to speak openly are cropping up. It’s the antitheses of polished, and the antidote for feed fatigue. Let’s explore “the permission” to be honest in […]
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Trend of the Week
Experiential Marketing Trend of the Week: Curated Marketplaces
Events today are destinations, where learning, connection and commerce converge. And while shoppable event experiences aren’t anything new, we’ve got our eyes on how these spaces are serving as storytelling engines. Let’s take a look at the ways event marketers are curating a little retail therapy across the industry. Most recently, FX promoted its new […]
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Partner Content
Trends Shaping Experiential for Today’s Most Passionate Audiences
Fandom is no longer just a consumer phenomenon; it's a brand strategy. In this panel, we dig into how today's most passionate audiences are reshaping the experiential playbook, and what it takes to show up in a way that builds community, earns media and keeps fans coming back—from Audible's 2,400-person San Diego Comic-Con panel to The North Face's decade-long Global Climbing Day to Pinnacle's work at Fanatics Fest.




